Singer Brandy Hospitalized Due To Suspected Seizure Days After Brother Ray J Shared Suicidal Thoughts

Singer Brandy Norwood is currently recuperating at a Los Angeles hospital after a health scare.

According to a report, an EMS team was called to her home on Tuesday, October 11, with a source believing she had a seizure. Though it's unclear what led to the medical situation, she's expected to make a full recovery.

The 43-year-old star's parents are by her side in the hospital, but no one from her party has given an official comment.

The past several days have been difficult for the Norwood family, as Brandy's younger brother, Ray J, sparked concern with a now-deleted message that hinted at suicidal thoughts.

On Thursday, October 6, the rapper, 41, shared an Instagram video that was captioned, "If it wasn’t 4 my Kidz I would jump off and die tonight." He followed up with footage of his feet dangling over a ledge, writing, "SHOULD I JUST JUMP off and end it rit [sic]. Now!!! ????"

Fortunately, as OK! reported, an insider clarified that everything was "fine" and he was "messing around" after having too much to drink while on vacation with his on-again, off-again wife, Princess Love. "[He] thought about issuing an Instagram statement about it but changed his mind and is being vague," the source added.

However, the incident seemed to scare his sister, who one day later, posted a throwback photo alongside the caption, "Need you bro @rayj 🙏🏽."

RAY J'S EX-MANAGER SLAMS KIM KARDASHIAN FOR 'LYING' ABOUT NEW SEX TAPE

The father-of-two revealed earlier this year that he was having a tough time, as drama over his infamous sex tape scandal with ex Kim Kardashian resurfaced due to the latter's new reality show, as she found out that an adult website was making claims about obtaining unreleased footage.

Ray J explained that the ordeal has taken a toll on him since he's been painted as the bad guy, as the Kardashians insist they had no involvement in the sex tape being released, though he's claimed otherwise.

Explained the "I Hit It First" crooner, "I felt suicidal because when you know something’s real and it’s true and you’re watching a whole family create an empire from a lie they’ve created, it’s heartbreaking and disrespectful to all the entertainers who have been honest and true to their craft.”

TMZ was the first to report the news on Brandy's medical scare.