Red Velvet's Joy apologized for having to leave the girl group's first concert in Singapore early due to an elbow injury.
Red Velvet held their 'REDMARE' concert on October 20 at The Star Theater in Singapore, and an hour into the concert, Joy injured her right arm. The girl group suddenly stopped performing, explaining something was wrong with Joy's earpiece, and the rest of Red Velvet began chatting with the audience.
Joy then returned from backstage with her right arm in a cast. She said in tears, "I'm really sorry. I really wanted to perform today, but I heard that I have to go to the hospital."
Though there's no confirmation, it's expected Joy injured herself while putting her all into the choreography. Irene, Yeri, Seulgi, and Wendy continued on with the concert. Stay tuned for updates on Joy and Red Velvet.
She is currently on her way to a hospital to get it treated. The remaining members will carry on with the performance
Hope she gets well soon! #GetWellSoonJoy
Update: Medical staff in the local hospital diagnosed the injury as "sudden muscle strain". Joy will undergo further treatment upon arriving in Korea on 21/10/2018.
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Seems to me like she dislocated her elbow or shoulder since they said she had to go to the hospital. This is similar to the situation with G friends Sin B when she dislocated her shoulder as well but still performed which was crazy. It's a good thing they had her immediately transported to the hospital rather than having her continue since having something dislocated ain't no joke.
Also here is the translation of what was said before she left "Joy said she felt pain in her right shoulder and she needed emergency treatment. She really wants to perform but she said she actually needs to go to the hospital now Joy was looking forward to the concert but she’s sorry that she’s hurt now Joy will be going to the hospital now, but she hopes REVELUVs will continue to enjoy the rest of the show. Joy promises to get better soon and when she comes back, she will show even better performances".