‘LIES!’ Spice not in a coma, says booking agent
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November 2, 2022

‘LIES!’ Spice not in a coma, says booking agent

The booking agent of dancehall star Spice has denied rumours that she suffered a heart attack or that she was placed in a medically induced coma in the Dominican Republic.

The rumours reportedly started with news that she had developed complications during a cosmetic medical procedure.

“Those are all lies,” the booking agent, Ray Alexander told Observer Online.

“Spice hasn’t had a heart attack, and she isn’t in a coma. The rumours were caused by people not knowing where she was and because she hadn’t posted on IG since October,” Alexander added.

In October, Spice announced that she was taking a break from social media as she was tired of answering to the “noise” people were creating to gain her attention.

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