'AGT' Fans Rally Around Howie Mandel After He Gives an Emotional Update About Hospitalization
Upon seeing his latest tweet, the Canadian TV personality’s fans felt a sigh of relief and immediately flooded the comments section with sweet and encouraging messages.
“Praise God, glad you’re doing better Howie had me worried when I saw the news report,” one person wrote. “I am so glad. My heart just dropped when I first heard what happened. You are such an incredible light in this world and I am so glad to hear it wasn't serious. Please take excellent care of yourself,” another added. “Glad to hear it. Just take care of yourself please. I don’t wanna hear anything bad happened to you.
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