Ed Sheeran ‘bruised and broken’ after accident, tour uncertain
By Reuters
19 October 2017 |
5:30 am
Singer Ed Sheeran said he was "a bit bruised and broken" on Wednesday as he recovered from a bicycle accident that left him with a broken wrist, elbow and rib.
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