The “Cowboys Cry Too” hitmaker, 31, pulled the plug on her gig at KeyBank Center in Buffalo, N.Y. — saying she was too sick to continue with the performance.

The Amy Poehler-led NBC sitcom aired an episode called “ Galentine’s Day ,” named after an annual “women’s-only marathon bonding session” created by Poehler’s ever-optimistic Leslie Knope. On the show,

Kelsea Ballerini was forced to end her Buffalo show early on Thursday, Feb. 6, due to an ongoing sickness. In a video shared on her Instagram Stories, the singer revealed her upcoming tour dates have been postponed to focus on recovery.

Kelsea Ballerini is addressing pregnancy comments swirling after she was unwell during a series of recent stops on her current tour. In early February, the country music star was unable to finish her setlist during her concert in Buffalo, New York. After leaving the stage early, she later posted an explanation on social media.

Kelsea Ballerini is addressing pregnancy rumors after her recent concert cancellations. Earlier this month, the country star cut her Buffalo, New York, show short due to illness, later explaining it on TikTok. She soon postponed multiple shows to focus on her health, leading some fans to speculate that she might be expecting.

Kelsea Ballerini has pushed back three tour dates, including Thursday night's (Feb. 6) show in Buffalo during which she walked off stage early.

Kelsea Ballerini is telling people who spread pregnancy rumors about her to “Get Over Yourself.” The country-pop singer, 31, took to her TikTok to clap back at a fan who asked if she was “maybe pregnant” after Kelsea admitted to being sick during her concert in Detroit on 4.

Kelsea Ballerini took to social media to address pregnancy rumors after ending a concert early and postponing multiple shows. The 31-year-old country-pop singer unexpectedly ended a concert in Buffalo,