KUALA LUMPUR, April 2 — Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger will reportedly undergo heart valve replacement surgery this week after the British band postponed its US tour.
The Sun reported that the 75-year-old singer would be doing the operation in New York.
“Mick will be undergoing a non-invasive heart valve procedure. The prognosis is good and this kind of surgery has a high success rate,” an anonymous source told The Sun.
The British paper reported that Jagger hoped to leave the hospital within 48 hours after the heart surgery this weekend and to be back on stage by summer.
