Patty Hou assures health after recent hospitalisation

Heidi Hsia

21 December 2020 at 11:13 pm·1-min read

22 Dec – Patty Hou recently assured her fans that she is doing fine after being admitted to the hospital following her birthday.

The Taiwanese TV personality, who had to be rushed to the hospital on 20 December after suffering from breathing problems due to acute allergy, took to social media to assure her fans about her health by sharing a partial photo of herself in the emergency bed.

She wrote, "Thank you for the hard work of the medical staff. [Had] acute allergies, breathing difficulties. I am doing okay now."

Prior to her hospitalisation, Patty had been sharing photos of her celebrating her 43rd birthday with friends that include Penny Chiang and the Hsu sisters, Dee and Barbie.

She also posted a message on social media wishing health to everybody that read, "I hope everyone is healthy and happy every day! Thank you for all your kind words and birthday wishes... I'm truly grateful."

(Photo Source: Patty Hou Instagram)

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