Toni Braxton apologized to fans after cutting her Minneapolis show short due to a personal emergency
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"You deserved my everything and I hate that I couldn't give it to you," she wrote on her Instagram Stories
The Grammy winner has previously spoken about managing health challenges, including lupus and a 2022 emergency heart surgery
Toni Braxton's set was cut short in Minneapolis.
The "He Wasn't Man Enough" singer, 58, is in the midst of performing shows withNew EditionandBoyz II Menon the New Edition Way Tour, which made a stop at the Target Center in Minneapolis on Sunday, March 22 — but Braxton didn't finish her portion of the show.
The Grammy winner took to her Instagram Stories on Monday, March 23 to address the mishap. "My loves, I am so sorry I wasn't able to finish the show last night. I had an unexpected personal emergency and had no choice but to step away," she wrote.
"You deserved my everything and I hate that I couldn't give it to you," continued Braxton. "I feel your love from here. Thank you for understanding."
PEOPLE reached out to reps for the New Edition Way Tour for comment.
The tour features Braxton and Boyz II Men performing mini-sets throughout the show, with the "Un-Break My Heart" artist generally delivering nine songs. It's unclear what was ultimately cut from the Minneapolis show.
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While Braxton didn't share the reason behind not completing her performance, she's opened up in the past about the difficulty of touring with systemiclupuserythematosus (SLE). The "Spanish Guitar" musician also underwentemergency heart surgery in 2022.
Ahead of embarking on the Love & Laughter residency withCedric the Entertainerin Las Vegas in 2024,Braxton opened up to PEOPLE about feeling "anxiety"due to her medical condition.
"I've been feeling okay, that's been the anxiety, just making sure I'm ready," she said at the time. "My doctor said I'm ready to go. I got checked off, everything's good, but there is a little anxiety performing and having that health scare. But the man upstairs said it's going to be okay, so I know I'm going to be alright."
Braxton also spoke about taking precautions to manage her health. "You know what? I don't always eat good 'cause I'm a burger girl, so I'm not going to sit here and lie and say, 'Oh, I eat real good.' I try to eat as healthy as I can, especially when I'm working, I try to be disciplined, but I have to have those burgers and things like that," she said.
The mother of two,who's married to rapper Birdman, added, "I just try to pace it. Pacing is very important, and if I feel like I'm overdoing it, I know to take a break. Sometimes it's hard to do that. You don't recognize when you're being stressed a little bit or overdoing it, so I just know to pace it and then everything's fine."
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