Rod Stewart uses oxygen during show and reassures fans about his health

Rod Stewart recently attracted attention when he appeared using oxygen during a performance in the United States. The scene quickly generated concern among fans, but the singer made a point of clarifying the situation. At 81 years old, Stewart continues to perform regularly and maintain an intense performance schedule. According to reports, the use of oxygen occurred as a support measure to deal with the natural physical exhaustion caused by prolonged tours and performances. The artist has commented several times that he tries to maintain healthy habits to continue on stage for as long as possible. Even facing the natural challenges of age, he continues to demonstrate his willingness to sing in front of thousands of people. During the performance, Rod performed several of his biggest hits, including classics like "Maggie May", "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?" and "Forever Young". In recent years, the singer has faced some health problems, including a battle with prostate cancer, from which he successfully recovered. The appearance with oxygen generated repercussions precisely because it involved one of the most active artists in world music. However, people close to the singer indicated that there was no medical emergency during the show. Stewart remains one of the most popular figures in British rock and continues to attract large audiences on his tours.