Peruvian authorities threatened sanctions and hefty fines Tuesday as they investigated how popstar Shakira's medical records were leaked following her treatment at a Lima clinic.

A fan of Colombian pop star Shakira poses with a cutout of the singer outside of the National Stadium a day after she canceled her concert after being hospitalized, in Lima, Peru, Monday, Feb. 17, 2025.

Pop star Shakira has been hospitalized in Peru with a stomach issue, forcing her to cancel her Sunday show in the Andean country, the singer said on social media.

Fans of Colombian pop star Shakira fight in the line before her concert at the National Stadium in Lima, Peru, Monday, Feb. 17, 2025. (AP Photo/Martin Mejia)

Shakira is taking time out of her current tour to focus on her health. The "Hips Don't Lie" singer, 48, postponed her Sunday, February 16 show in Lima, Peru, telling her fans in a heartfelt message that she needed to be hospitalized for a health "issue.

"I hope to be released and well tomorrow so I'm able to perform," singer says after canceling the first of two shows in Lima

Shakira has confirmed that her concert in Colombia will not be held, following a statement from the concert promoter.

She noted the doctors who are caring for her told her she is "not in good enough condition to perform this evening." Shakira did not offer any further details on her condition. "I

Shakira was taken to the ER with an 'abdominal issue,' the singer announced on Feb. 16, and forced to cancel her show in Lima, Peru, originally scheduled for that date.

"The doctors whose care I am currently under have communicated that I am not in good enough condition to perform this evening," she wrote on Sunday.