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The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz Shaneil Muir collapsed on stage from exhaustion and stress. The dancehall diva was performing live in her hometown Montego Bay on Saturday when she gave fans a scare by collapsing on stage. Patrons looked on in shock as members of her team rushed to her aid. Shaneil Muir was rushed to the GWest Urgent Care, where doctors ran some tests and determined that she had collapsed from exhaustion and stress-related symptoms. In a […]

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