Colt Ford Health Update, What Happened to Colt Ford? Did Colt Ford Have Heart Attack?

Colt Ford Health Update

Country singer Colt Ford has been admitted to the hospital as he had a heart attack after performing at Dierks Bentley's Whisky Row in Gilbert, Arizona, on Thursday. He is in ICU and his health condition is stable. This is not the first time he is dealing with health issues, In 2022, Colt Ford was diagnosed with Myasthenia Gravis, an autoimmune disease that causes weakness in voluntary muscles. This disease affected his eyes more than his throat or face.

His heart attack news got the attention of his fans as he had just performed in a concert in Arizona before rushing up to the Banner Desert Medical Center in Mesa. Currently, he is under medical care and we hope that he returns home soon.

Who is Colt Ford?

Colt Ford is a famous American. He sings, raps, writes songs, and owns businesses. He used to play golf professionally. People know him best for mixing country and rap music together. He has released seven albums with Average Joe Entertainment for which he is a co-founder. He's had six songs make it onto the Hot Country Songs charts. He also wrote "Dirt Road Anthem" with Brantley Gilbert for his 2008 album Ride Through the Country. Jason Aldean later sang this song on his My Kinda Party album.

Colt Ford made history by becoming the first and only artist to have a Number One album on both the Billboard Top Country Albums and Top Rap Albums charts. He has released six albums from 2008 to 2023. His last album name is Must Be the Country released in 2023. He was nominated for Vocal Event of the Year — "Cold Beer" (with Jamey Johnson) in the 2011 Academy of Country Music Awards.

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Colt Ford Career

Colt Ford, originally from Athens, Georgia, was a professional golfer before turning to music, blending country and hip-hop influences. Releasing his first album, Ride Through the Country, in 2008 under the stage name Colt Ford, he cofounded Average Joe's Entertainment. The album featured collaborations with artists like John Michael Montgomery and Jamey Johnson, and Ford also appeared on a remix of Montgomery Gentry's hit single Roll with Me.

He co-wrote and recorded "Dirt Road Anthem" for his first album, Ride Through the Country. It was later covered by Brantley Gilbert and then by Jason Aldean. Ford also wrote the theme song Buck 'em for the Professional Bull Riders association and appeared as a guest vocalist on Cledus T. Judd's song Tailgatin. His second album, Chicken & Biscuits, came out in April 2010, followed by Every Chance I Get in May 2011, which featured singles like "Country Thang" and "She Likes to Ride in Trucks" with Craig Morgan.

Colt Ford's fourth album, "Declaration of Independence," became his first number 1 on Top Country Albums with the hit single Back, featuring Jake Owen. He headlined tours in 2012 and 2014, and released his fifth album, Thanks for Listening, in 2014. Ford's sixth album, "Love Hope Faith," included the single "4 Lane Gone," with a music video released in 2016.

Colt Ford Family

Colt Ford was born on 27 August 1970 in Athens, Georgia, United States. His parents are Ann Brown and Paul Brown. The details about his parents are not publicly known as they maintain a private life. It is unknown whether he has siblings or not. He was married to Jessica Brown, a Hairdresser. The details about her, how the couple met, and how long they are in the relationship is unknown. He has a daughter named Annesly Brown who is a blogger. Currently, he is in a relationship with woman named Megan.

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Colt Ford Net Worth

Colt Ford Net Worth is $4 million. He earns income primarily from his music career, including album sales, concerts, and royalties from songwriting. Additionally, he may generate revenue through endorsements, merchandise sales, and appearances.