Pattie Boyd, the iconic British model and photographer, best known for her high-profile marriages to rock legends Eric Clapton and George Harrison, was rushed to the hospital earlier today after collapsing unexpectedly. Boyd, 80, reportedly fell ill while attending a private event in London, leading to immediate medical attention.
Witnesses described the scene as alarming, with Boyd appearing disoriented before collapsing. Emergency responders quickly arrived and transported her to a nearby hospital, where she is currently undergoing evaluation and treatment. At this time, the nature of her illness has not been publicly disclosed, and her condition remains unclear.
Boyd, who became a muse for some of the most famous love songs in rock history, including Clapton’s “Layla” and Harrison’s “Something,” has remained a beloved figure in the music and fashion world. Since her marriages to the two rock stars, she has continued to thrive as a photographer and author, publishing a well-received memoir that details her life among the rock elite.
Fans of Boyd and admirers of her legacy have taken to social media to express their concern and support, with many sending well-wishes for her recovery. Boyd has largely stayed out of the public spotlight in recent years but continues to be celebrated for her influence on both music and fashion.
As news of her hospitalization spreads, the world anxiously awaits further updates on her condition, hoping for her swift recovery. Boyd’s representatives have yet to make an official statement regarding her health.
