Country music artist Ashley Cooke recently shared details about her battle with Brugada syndrome, a rare and potentially life-threatening heart condition. In an interview with Fox News Digital, Cooke described the diagnosis as ‘scary’ due to the absence of symptoms associated with the disorder.
Brugada syndrome is a genetic condition that can cause sudden cardiac arrest, particularly in young and healthy individuals. Cooke, who is preparing to launch her Baby Blues World Tour, expressed her concern about the unpredictability of the condition. She explained that living with the constant fear of a possible cardiac arrest is daunting.
Cooke recounted advice from a cousin who also suffers from Brugada syndrome. He encouraged her to live life to the fullest, emphasizing that time is a predetermined element. Cooke has taken this advice to heart, focusing on enjoying each day and pursuing her passion.
At 29, Cooke has quickly risen in the country music scene with hits such as ‘Never Til Now’ and ‘Your Place.’ Her upcoming Baby Blues World Tour will mark a significant milestone. The 28-date international tour supports her upcoming self-titled sophomore album, scheduled for release on August 14.
Speaking about her tour, Cooke shared her excitement and confidence in the experience being the pinnacle of her career thus far. She looks forward to sharing her new music with fans and fulfilling her dreams of performing in prominent venues.