The singer previously promised to follow medical advice and gradually return to performing.
KATSEYE’s Megan Skiendiel appears to be gradually returning to the group’s demanding choreography, with new concert footage showing her dancing during the WILDWORLD TOUR’s Dallas leg after previously performing from a chair.
The singer’s latest appearance follows fans’ concerns over her health after she returned to the stage in Austin, Texas, on November 10 while recovering from a concussion.
At the Austin concert, Megan sat on the side of the stage for most of the performance, wearing dark sunglasses and limiting her movements. While her bandmates Daniela Avanzini, Lara Raj and Yoonchae Jeung performed the usual choreography, she continued to sing and sometimes moved gently to the beat of the music.
However, footage shared after the group’s Dallas concert on Nov. 11 appears to show Megan reprising the choreography during “PINKY UP,” including some dance moves she wasn’t able to perform before.
Her return to dancing follows considerable concern from fans, many of whom questioned whether she should have returned to touring so soon after suffering a head injury. Some also criticized the decision to continue performances while she was still recovering.
Ahead of the Austin concert, Megan addressed her condition in an update shared on Weverse. She explained that she would perform with reduced choreography, less intense movements and breaks if necessary. She also stressed that she would not immediately return to full performance intensity, adding that her doctors had recommended precautions and that she would need a re-evaluation before resuming unrestricted activities.
KATSEYE had already postponed three tour dates in Detroit, Chicago and Minneapolis due to his concussion.
Although the footage from Dallas suggests some progress, it does not establish that Megan is fully recovered or that she has received medical clearance to return to choreography without restrictions. Her gradual return remains an encouraging development for fans who hope to see her back in full.
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