The “Cowboys Cry Too” hitmaker, 31, pulled the plug on her gig at KeyBank Center in Buffalo, N.Y. — saying she was too sick to continue with the performance.

The country star brought spangled production and heartfelt songs to make her Bridgestone Arena show both intimate and a musical spectacle.

Kelsea Ballerini is battling a nasty case of the flu this week, and it has affected her live show. But if that weren't enough, she's also dealing with intrusive comments from fans who theorize that her illness might be related to a pregnancy.

The Amy Poehler-led NBC sitcom aired an episode called “ Galentine’s Day ,” named after an annual “women’s-only marathon bonding session” created by Poehler’s ever-optimistic Leslie Knope. On the show,

Kelsea Ballerini is addressing pregnancy rumors after her recent concert cancellations. Earlier this month, the country star cut her Buffalo, New York, show short due to illness, later explaining it on TikTok. She soon postponed multiple shows to focus on her health, leading some fans to speculate that she might be expecting.

Kelsea Ballerini unexpectedly ended her concert in Buffalo, New York, on Feb. 6 due to illness, and told fans she’d be back on April 12 and plans to “pull out every stop for you” during that show.

Kelsea Ballerini is addressing pregnancy comments swirling after she was unwell during a series of recent stops on her current tour. In early February, the country music star was unable to finish her setlist during her concert in Buffalo,