'Saturday Night' singer Whigfield shares biopsy health scare

Saturday Night singer Whigfield has revealed she is in hospital to have a biopsy amid growing concerns for health.

The 52-year-old Danish singer – best known for her 1993 No 1 hit sing Saturday Night – has been undergoing various medical tests of late due to health problems and is awaiting a diagnosis.

Whigfield shared on Instagram: "Back at the hospital for a biopsy. Hopefully all this will be over soon. Have a great day everyone and Wish me luck."

Her post comes less than three weeks after she was forced to cancel an appearance at the Oktoberfest in Odense, Denmark to undergo an emergency MRI, pulling out on the day of the concert.

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She shared: "Unfortunately I won't be able to perform at tonight's Oktober Festival in Odense DK.

"Those who follow me know that i haven't really been feeling 100 per cent lately and been doing various check-ups.

"Unfortunately I've been booked for an emergency MRI scan tomorrow and because of logistics, it would be impossible to do both.

"This is a first for me to miss a gig and I'm truly sorry."

The Think Of You singer shared a picture of herself having a bran scan in September.

She joked: "On the search for a cure for my health problems I went for a checkup but they couldn't find a brain."

Whigfield also shared a post on her Instagram Stories about October being Breast Cancer Awareness month.

The singer achieved international success with her hit single Saturday Night in 1993, which was No 1 in five countries and reached the Top 10 in five others.

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While some may consider her to be a 'one hit wonder' she has continued to tour and release new music ever since.

In August she joined Peter Andre on the billing at the Popworld Festival in Leeds.

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