After her latest round of hospitalizations, Lea Michele shared an update on her son, Ever Leo Reich.
Just two weeks after announcing that she had to skip her Broadway show, “Funny Girl,” due to a health scare from Ever, the actress has revealed that the boy is back in the hospital.
While not sharing what triggered the incident, she admitted to having a hard time keeping up appearances while handling the situation. The former “Scream Queens” star shares Ever with her husband, Zandy Reich, whom she married in 2019 after two years of dating.
Lea Michele’s Son Returns Home After Second Hospitalization
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Shortly after Michele informed fans that Ever would be discharged, she revealed that a second bout of her health scare landed her in the hospital again. The “Glee” alum, who welcomed the two-year-old after a “very intense, scary” pregnancy, noted via her Instagram Story that her family has had a “tough day” dealing with the boy’s illness. The caption reads in part:
“As parents we have to be strong for our children. But sometimes you just want to cry and cry (Hiding in the bathroom or closet is usually best.”
After admitting that she cried in the hospital that day, the mother-of-one explained that these “tough times” are valid pointers to “what’s important and important. [in] life and how grateful we should be.”
The 36-year-old reiterated that while it’s “been difficult, to say the least,” her baby boy “is a champ and will be fine.” A statement placed over an image of Ever resting, accompanied by a second photo to reveal that she had returned home.
The photo features the mother and son sharing a sweet embrace, with the toy supporting the camera. Across from the photo, the doting mom wrote, “Running to hug my baby at home between shows. It was quick but worth it. ❤️.”
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Michele, who has played the lead role of Fanny Brice in “Funny Girl” since its opening night in September 2022, was forced to drop out of the rest of the show last month following her first “scary health issue” Ever.
According to The Blast, the “Run to You” singer took to her Instagram Story, where she posted a photo of her hand resting on her son’s as she hugged a stuffed animal. In the text stack, he types:
“I’m sorry, but unfortunately, I’m leaving @funnygirlbway today. We are in the hospital with our son dealing with such a scary health issue that I need to be here.”
He ended the text with a call to action for viewers to send “love and strength” to his family.
Two-time Golden Globe Nominee Alleged Almost Got Fired From A Show
The Blast reported in February that Michele had suffered some backlash after a former female colleague called her a “bad girl.” In a now-deleted clip shared to social media, the woman, Laura Eletel, drew attention to the actress’ alleged behavior on the set of the show, “The Mayor.”
Eletel began her rant by revealing that she worked as a background regular on the now-cancelled show, having to play the singer@: “Mama Who Born Me” during the filming of the series’ seventh episode.
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As part of the requirements, he noted that he was expected to multitask to ensure the Bronx native delivered his role smoothly. However, when he met with the star of “Buster and Chauncey’s Silent Night” to read the script and analyze the director’s notes, the latter was less than friendly. In the words of Eletel:
“I’m like halfway; he didn’t even make eye contact with me, he didn’t say hello, he didn’t, like, acknowledge my presence. I was like, ‘OK, maybe he just, like, heard it. Its okay.'”
He added that when Michele became aware of his presence, the voice actor of “The Cleveland Show” rudely asked him to stop talking. The actress’ calm demeanor was more upsetting than the incident, including her refusal to arrive on set on time and throwing tantrums.
“By Episode 3, they were thinking of firing him because he kept throwing tantrums and being in his trailer too long and, like, making the production just over budget by the day,” the woman continued.
Eletel was also offended by the behavior of the Broadway queen of “Les Misérables” because of the backlash she received after being on “Glee.” He expects Michele to be more accommodating because she has been “officially blocked for being difficult” during the run of the musical.
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