Singer and songwriter Halsey has given fans a candid update on her mother’s health, revealing that Nicole Frangipane, who has been battling breast cancer, is recovering from a second surgery after being diagnosed earlier this summer. The 30-year-old artist shared the news on Instagram, expressing her deep love and gratitude for her mom during this difficult time.

“November is trucking along,” Halsey wrote alongside a photo of herself lying in bed with her mother, both of them connected to IVs. In the photo, Nicole, who is 51, has bandages wrapped around her body, symbolizing her recovery after the procedure. The pair stretched out their arms, smiling for the camera in a moment of shared strength.

Halsey added a touching caption, saying, “My mom is recovering from a second surgery due to her breast cancer diagnosis this summer. I love her so much and she deserves far more comfort and happiness than the world is managing her at the moment. Crafts, reading, and snacks at my house all autumn long. Is how we shall persevere.”

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This update on Nicole’s health comes at a time when Halsey has been navigating their own health struggles. The artist, whose real name is Ashley Frangipane, has been vocal about their battle with autoimmune conditions, including lupus and a rare T-cell disorder. These personal challenges are reflected in Halsey’s latest album, ‘The Great Impersonator’, released on October 25.

In the album, Halsey channels their physical and emotional struggles into powerful lyrics, capturing vulnerability and resilience. Songs like “Panic Attack” give listeners a glimpse into how their chronic conditions affect their daily life, particularly their ability to connect with others. The lyrics of the song capture the heavy toll on Halsey’s spirit: “My spirit has been broken / My optimism’s getting sore. And I would love to love you / But my body’s keepin’ score.”

One of the most poignant parts of the album is the trio of songs called ‘Letter to God’, each tackling Halsey’s health journey from different angles. The opening track features Halsey pleading, “Please, God, I don’t wanna be sick,” a raw and emotional cry that speaks to their struggles with chronic pain and uncertainty.

Another standout track, “Life of the Spider,” vividly describes the physical and mental exhaustion Halsey endured during a particularly tough period of illness: “It’s four in the morning and I’m layin’ with my head against the toilet seat / For several days now I’ve been livin’ here, too tired to sleep, too sick to eat.”