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Howie Mandel Is Feeling Better After Fainting At Starbucks

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The America’s Got Talent judge was rushed to the hospital after the incident.

On Wednesday, Howie Mandel gave fans a health update on his official Twitter account stating that he has been released from the hospital and now doing better after what happened at Woodland Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles Starbucks.

Photo of the Remarkables mountain range in Queenstown, New Zealand.

“I am home and doing better,” he wrote. “I was dehydrated and had low blood sugar.”

“I appreciate the great doctors and nurses that took such good care of me. Thank you to everyone who reached out but I am doing ok!”

TMZ revealed that Howie with his significant other and companions are getting a drink when he abruptly collapsed and fell over. Paramedics were promptly called to the scene and took the performer to a medical clinic in Tarzana.

Earlier this week, the comedian posted a video on his social media from an undisclosed hospital, that he had undergone a colonoscopy and endoscopy.

“Colonoscopy,” he captioned the clip. “Recovery audition.” In the video, Mandel flaunted his post-method outfit and associated with an adjoining patient who perceived his voice.

Photo of the Remarkables mountain range in Queenstown, New Zealand.

“The patient in the next bed recognized my voice and tried to audition for AGT as he was waking up,” he jokingly wrote.

“I just came out of my colonoscopy — the doctors here were nice enough to let me wear a one piece … with just a flap in the back,” Mandel added.

Howie Mandel replaced David Hasselhoff as one of the judges on NBC’s America’s Got Talent and currently has the longest tenure than any other judge or host, spanning twelve consecutive seasons.

Reactions to Howie Mandel Health Update After He Passed Out

What a scare @howiemandel glad you’re home

@torontosamw

good to hear @howiemandel is doing better! HYDRATE young man!

@HollywoodDebi

Didn’t know you were ill but happy you are ok.

@chevda7

We are so glad you are okay king 🙏🏼

@blessedswift

As a diabetic I know that low blood sugar can be just as dangerous as high blood sugar, in the most severe cases putting us into Coma...maybe you need to take it easy for a bit, coast on your laurels as they say.

@penstinger

U R AMAZING HOWIE.

@lvbyrinth

Feel better take care of yourself

@dovey2316

Good Howie!!!! Praying you on!!! @JackelynShultz @CourtneyHadwin

@techgolf44