Tim McGraw shows up for the first time after scary on-stage fall, reveals his health condition

The country singer appeared to be healthy again as he was spotted a day after collapsing on stage. The star had collapsed while performing on tour.

According to Country Living, Tim McGraw was seen on March 12, 2018, and looked so much better. He smiled at the media and even gave them a thumbs up.

Tim McGraw, 50, scared his fans on Sunday when he collapsed on stage during a concert in Dublin. According to his representative, he had been suffering from dehydration and was treated by local medical staff.

But a day later, it seemed like the treatment had worked. People reported that McGraw was photographed looking well as he left a hotel in London with his wife and tourmate, Faith Hill.

The country singer had just finished singing Humble and Kind during the Country to Country festival when he fell to his knees, then sat down on the stage. Twenty minutes later, Hill went on stage and told fans he wouldn’t keep playing that night.

An eyewitness told ET that there had been confusion in the crowd when the star collapsed. The lights had dimmed to black when McGraw had collapsed.

"As the lights dipped to black, McGraw walked to the side of the stage where he appeared to trip. [Then] the band and crew rushed to his aid and he was taken offstage.”

An eyewitness, Entertainment Tonight, March 12, 2018

When the lights went back up an announcer tried to clear the confusion as he explained that there was a medical issue. Hill told the crowd that they were a bit dehydrated.

“He's been super dehydrated and I apologize, but I made the decision that he cannot come back out onstage,” the star’s wife revealed. McGraw also has some time to fully recover as his next tour date isn’t until May 31, 2018.

His Soul2Soul tour with Hill will be playing in Richmond, Virginia. The duo’s representative stated that the pair was thankful to everyone for their love and support.

The rep shared that the two looked forward to seeing their Irish fans again soon.