Country star Bill Anderson's 'freak accident' forced Grand Ole Opry cancellation
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Bill Anderson canceled his scheduled Grand Ole Opry show after injuring his leg in a freak accident while trying to climb into bed. The singer confirmed that he is recovering well.
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On Monday, Anderson explained that he was forced to pull out of the concert as well as other commitments after being injured in a "freak accident."
"Many of you have been reaching out to me and members of my team since the announcement was made that I wouldn’t be keeping my scheduled appearance on the Grand Ole Opry this past Saturday night," the "Love Is A Sometimes Thing" hitmaker wrote in a post on his official website.
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