Tracy Morgan had the whole world worried about him after he suffered a medical incident during the New York Knicks’ game against the Miami Heat at Madison Square Garden on Monday.
The 56-year-old suddenly became ill during the game as fans in attendance shared photos and video of Morgan vomiting onto the floor of the court.
A photo posted on social media showed Morgan hunched over, vomiting in his courtside seat. One video showed Morgan being wheeled away in a wheelchair as he held a towel over his face.
The Knicks-Heat game had to be delayed for roughly 10 minutes in the third quarter due to Morgan’s medical incident.
While details are limited on what happened, Tracy Morgan became ill while the game was going on, forcing a brief delay as arena staff cleaned up the area during the third quarter.
Fans quickly took to social media to send prayers his way.
“Hope Tracy Morgan is okay 
,” one X account stated.
“Tracy Morgan getting wheeled out from courtside at MSG after vomiting and bleeding from his nose. Hope he is OK. ,” another account said.
Robert Griffin III added: “Prayers up for Tracy Morgan 
. Threw up courtside watching the Knicks and Heat play and then was taken off in a wheelchair.”
Ben Stiller commented, “Sending good thoughts to Tracy Morgan 
.”
One final person summed it up: “I think ppl are forgetting that Tracy Morgan almost died after a Walmart semi truck collided with his car, killed passenger’s, and nearly killed him and others. Health complications are real and need to be taken into consideration!”
Tracy Morgan Has a Long History of Health Issues
The renowned comedian and actor has been transparent about his health battles throughout the years, which include undergoing a kidney transplant and suffering severe injuries after he was nearly killed in a car accident in 2014.
Morgan has joked about his previous health ordeals, but nobody was laughing at what he went through on Monday night as he was forced to be wheeled out of Madison Square Garden in a terrifying health scare.
The comedian vomited in his courtside seat.
We can only hope and pray that he is okay.
