Medics got life-threatening call 6 days before Prince died

A report by TMZ reveals that a life-threatening call was put through by Prince’s pilot calling for paramedics to greet the musician’s plane at Moline airport in Illinois six days before he passed on.

Prince’s life-threatening medical emergency was as a result of an overdose of Percocet … and the situation was so dire the CFR’s administered a “save drug” right at the airport … as soon as the plane landed.

The musician was taken to a hospital and treated with the nature of the medical emergency unclear and was allowed to go home by medics until he was announced dead days later.

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Meanwhile, the ash remains of iconic pop singer Prince has been moved by family members after the late 57-year-old was cremated.

Present at the mortuary were Prince’s nephew, Pres Nelson, Prince’s mom and Prince’s sister Tyka.
Publicist Anna Meacham said the singer’s “final storage” would be kept private.

“A few hours ago, Prince was celebrated by a small group of his most beloved: family, friends and his musicians, in a private, beautiful ceremony to say a loving goodbye,” she said.

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