The Phoenix hospital that saved Bret Michaels life after the musician suffered a brain hemorrhage last year has naming a room after the Poison singer. Michaels is donating a music and hospitality room to St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center, the hospital said Monday.
Rocker-reality star Bret Michaels is suing over a injury he suffered during a performance at the Tony Awards nearly two years ago.
The Poison frontman — who cheated death at three times, following strokes and heart surgery, over the past year — wants CBS and the organizers of the Tonys to fork over fistfuls of dough over a 2009 mishap that resulted in him being hit in the head by a set piece. Michaels believes the accident was contributing factor to the brain hemorrhage that almost killed him in April 2010.
Poison frontman Bret Michaels is doing well after undergoing open heart surgery in Phoenix this week, following a year that included a myriad of life-threatening health troubles for the dad of two.
It took a while, but rock ‘n roll’s Walking Miracle is finally making an “Honest Woman” out of his longtime love.
Read His Lips: Bret Michaels did not have an affair with Tish Cyrus.
The walking medical phenomenon dropped by FOX News’ FOX & Friends on Tuesday to promote his latest reality venture with VH1 — Life As We Know It. Instead, the Poison glam rocker ended up defending himself against loud ramblings romantically-linking him to the soon-to-be divorced mother of teen superstar Miley Cyrus.