Country star Lorrie Morgan has canceled all scheduled concerts and appearances for the next two weeks due to her husband’s hospitalization.
Lorrie Morgan, who is currently on tour with the band Alabama, announced Thursday (April 17) that she was stepping away to be with her husband, Randy White. White was admitted to a Tennessee hospital amid his battle with mouth cancer, according to Lorrie’s manager.

Morgan’s friend and fellow country star Pam Tillis will replace her on the Alabama tour.

Lorrie Morgan married Randy White, a retired entrepreneur, in a private beachside ceremony in September 2010. Prior to his retirement, White reportedly owned a private property design and landscape company in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee.

 

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The “Except For Monday” singer shared news of her husband’s cancer diagnosis in April 2024. She issued a statement at the time, saying, “We deeply appreciate the prayers and well wishes, and for continued support and privacy as we focus on Randy’s health and on our family at this time.”

Lorrie shared an update in December and stated that Randy was “making some progress … he is determined.”

About Lorrie Morgan

Lorrie Morgan, 65, is the daughter of Country Music Hall of Famer George Morgan. She started pursuing a solo career at the age of 13 and charted her first country single at 20.

Lorrie was one of the hottest female country acts of the ’90s with hits like “Something In Red,” “What Part Of No,” and “I Didn’t Know My Own Strength.” During the decade, Morgan was nominated for and won numerous awards. She was named Female Artist of the Year for the TNN/Music City News Country Awards four times. She also won the CMA Vocal Event of the Year trophy and earned a Grammy nomination for “‘Til a Tear Becomes A Rose,” a collaboration with her late husband, Keith Whitley.