Originally published in Fox News.
Contemporary Christian singer Amy Grant underwent open-heart surgery on Wednesday, June 3, to fix a heart condition that the Grammy Award-winning singer has had since birth, according to her publicist.
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Grant’s rep, Velvet Kelm, said that, per the doctor, her surgery “couldn’t have gone better”.
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Doctors discovered Grant, 59, had a heart condition called partial anomalous pulmonary venous return (PAPVR) during a routine checkup.
The six-time Grammy winner known for her hits such as, Baby, Baby, Every Heartbeat and That’s What Love is For.
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Grant’s sold more than 30 million albums, including her five-time platinum 1991 record “Heart in Motion”, which introduced her to a larger pop audience.
She’s married to country singer Vince Gill, with whom she tied the knot back in 2000.
In December, Grant told People magazine that performing with her husband makes her fall “in love with him every night again” when she hears him play. “He is maybe one of the most gifted musicians, singers I’ve ever heard in my life”, she gushed to the outlet.
