Penny Lancaster Assures Rod Stewart’s Strong Return Post-Heart Surgery
POLICY WIRE — London, UK — Penny Lancaster has shared an optimistic update on her husband, Sir Rod Stewart, following his recent heart surgery. She confidently stated that he will return stronger...
POLICY WIRE — London, UK — Penny Lancaster has shared an optimistic update on her husband, Sir Rod Stewart, following his recent heart surgery. She confidently stated that he will return stronger than ever.
The 81-year-old singer had to cancel the remaining dates of his 2026 US tour, which was set to continue until September, due to the coronary stent procedure he underwent. This decision impacted performances in Ohio, Illinois, Mexico, and a six-night engagement at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
Lancaster, aged 55, revealed that Sir Rod is eager to reconnect with his fans, having received an outpouring of well wishes and support. She explained that while he is back to his usual energetic self in daily activities, medical advice necessitated the postponement of the tour due to the physical demands of his performances.
She described his shows as high-energy events, comparing him to a sprinter or a boxer entering the ring, which made the tour cancellation a necessary precaution. Despite his disappointment, Lancaster assured that he is gradually increasing his workout intensity under doctor’s orders and feels rejuvenated.
Sir Rod is anticipated to resume his US tour dates next year. Lancaster’s comments came as she expressed her support for the Street Child charity’s Back To School campaign, aiming to raise funds for children’s education worldwide.
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She recounted her initial involvement with the charity after witnessing their work in Sierra Leone and emphasized the privilege of being able to afford quality education for her children. Lancaster urged others to recognize the fortune of having access to education, especially in contrast to the 79 million children globally who lack this opportunity.
The charity encourages donations before September to directly aid in getting a child back to school this term. Contributions can be made through their website.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)





