There’s great news for Meghan Trainor fans as the singer has announced that her doctors have given her the all-clear to resume her U.S. tour straightaway.

Last week, the ‘All About That Bass’ star broke the news to disappointed fans that she had been diagnosed with a vocal cord haemorrhage and had ordered to completely rest her voice – no singing or even talking – and was therefore forced to cancel the first two of the scheduled dates for her ‘MTrain’ tour, in Atlantic City and Connecticut.

Meghan TrainorMeghan Trainor has recovered from vocal cord surgery quickly, and will resume touring this week

However, Meghan has recovered swiftly from the emergency surgery she underwent soon afterwards, and has been given the green light to resume playing live, starting on Tuesday (July 14th) in St. Louis. The 21 year old took to her social media accounts to express her joy at being able to get back out on the road again so quickly.

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“DOCTOR SAYS IM GOOD FOR THE #MTRAINTOUR! Get READY #MEGATRONZ I'm coming for ya... Great news!!! DOCTOR SAYS IM OK TO SING!!... so happy!!” she wrote on Twitter on Monday evening (July 13th). She also posted a short Instagram video of herself riding around her house on a ‘Mohawk’.

Last Wednesday (July 8th), she had written: “I don't want anyone worrying but I have had a haemorrhage on my vocal cords. Right now the doctors want me on complete vocal rest until they are healed so I have to postpone my first two shows in Atlantic City and Connecticut. I promise that I will make it up to my Megatronz. (sic)”

It’s believed that Meghan will try to rearrange the cancelled tour dates for the end of her North American stint, which will wind down in mid-September.

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