Heidi Montag reveals vocal cord hemorrhage left her unable to speak after ‘The Masked Singer’ exit

Heidi Montag shared she wouldn't have been able to perform even if she hadn't been eliminated from "Masked Singer" after suffering a vocal cord hemorrhage that left her unable to talk for weeks.

"I couldn't even rehearse those songs. So I had to just go out there and just give it my all and do what I could and then I couldn't talk after."  Lori Bashian is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital. 

"I had just had a vocal injury. I ended up with a hemorrhage on my vocal cords and I couldn't talk for like weeks, a week before and weeks after," she explained. "I've been having to have like vocal recovery. I've been to several ENTs. So I couldn't have continued in the competition even if I got voted in. The injury was pretty significant."

When she first began to feel symptoms of the injury, Montag said she initially "thought I was sick or something," and that she "couldn't even talk" because she lost her voice, adding, "It was pretty severe."