Tyka Nelson, Sister Of Prince, Had Paramedics Come To Her Home At Least 6 Times In The Weeks Before Her Passing

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Tyka Nelson, Sister Of Prince, Had Paramedics Come To Her Home At Least 6 Times In The Weeks Before Her Passing
It seems Prince’s late sister, Tyka Nelson, was dealing with ongoing health issues ahead of her November 4th death.
TMZ reports that an EMS call log revealed Nelson, or someone on her behalf, contacted paramedics at least six times between September and November of this year, with the last call being just three days before she passed away.
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The songstress was reportedly dealing with health struggles such as bleeding in the GI tract, heart health issues and pain from infection. She was rushed to the hospital for at least one of those issues on September 14. A source close to Nelson reportedly stated that she’d been dealing with heart issues for several months.
At this time, however, an official cause of death has not been released.
We continue to send our love to the loved ones of Tyka Nelson during this challenging time.
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