An ambulance was called to TheWiggles reunion concert and took Greg Page to hospital in a stable condition.
The Wiggles said a "medical incident" involving Page occurred off-stage as the original band members performed at Castle Hill RSL on Friday night."Medics were called immediately and he was taken to hospital where he is receiving treatment. We will provide more information as it comes to hand," the band said in a statement after the show.
The band members do, however, return to the stage a short time later and perform the song Hot Potato. Page has spoken publicly before about suffering from orthostatic intolerance, an often undiagnosed circulatory system disorder that affects blood flow., Page talks about how the illness forced him to leave the Wiggles in 2006, after 15 years of touring the world with his best friends.
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