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Published 17:33 5 Jun 2023 BST
Updated 17:35 5 Jun 2023 BST

Lewis Capaldi has cancelled "all commitments from now" until he plays Glastonbury so he can prioritise his wellbeing.
In a statement on social media, the singer posted a "really difficult message" which he said "hurts me a lot to have to type."
He said that the last few months have been "full on both mentally and physically" as he tours and promotes his new album, and that he would be taking the next three weeks off to "be Lewis from Glasgow for a bit."
He finished by apologising to fans who have "spent money on travel or hotels" ahead of seeing him perform, before saying he was "getting all the help and support I need from the incredible people around me."
Capaldi is due to play at Glastonbury later this month on June 24.
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