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Frankie Grande, the well-known entertainer and brother of Ariana Grande, recently underwent surgery on his cervical spine.
The forty-two-year-old shared a positive update with his followers from his hospital bed on Monday.
He explained that the planned operation aimed to fix long-standing issues with nerve pressure in his neck.
These issues had caused him significant pain and various neurological symptoms for some time.
Frankie Grande reported that the medical team performed the procedure exactly as expected and successfully removed the bone and tissue that were compressing his nerves.
The surgery provides his spinal cord and disks with the space they need to function correctly. Frankie Grande admitted that while he feels sore and tired, he is incredibly relieved to have the procedure behind him.
He shared a selfie with a wink to let fans know he is in good spirits.
The "Big Brother" alum emphasized that this surgery was a necessary step toward returning to his active lifestyle and performing on stage without the burden of constant pain.
He expressed deep gratitude to the doctors and nurses who handled his care.
Now that the surgery is complete, Frankie Grande enters a four-week healing phase. This period will involve plenty of rest and consistent physical therapy to regain his strength.
He joked with his audience about needing to be nicer to his body than he usually is during his busy career.
Despite the recovery process, he remained upbeat and even wished his followers a Merry Christmas in his post.
Many fans and fellow celebrities responded with messages of support, wishing him a speedy and smooth recovery.
The bond between Frankie and his sister Ariana Grande remains strong, and the family has rallied around him during this medical challenge.
Frankie Grande has often used his platform to share personal updates, and his honesty about his health has resonated with many people.
He promised to return to his fans soon, feeling "stronger, steadier, and standing tall." For now, he focuses on his rehabilitation so he can start the new year with a fresh and pain-free perspective.
