Jimmy Barnes gave his fans a positive update after undergoing an open-heart surgery.
On Tuesday, January 9, Barnes took to Instagram to confirm his return after undergoing multiple operations in December 2023. The Australian rock legend's faith and strength were also tested when he had a bacterial operation.
Most recently, he received an open-heart surgery and marked the operation's success with a post.
Jimmy Barnes On The Mend After the Surgery
Barnes unveiled a carousel of photos featuring him and his family as they enjoyed time together.
"@rubyrodger.s is looking after me today. @jane13barnes made a passata from our tomatoes, for bucatini with meatballs," he captioned the post. "I'm well and truly on the mend. So grateful for all of your wishes, for my family, for everything."
His followers immediately sent him well wishes as he continues recuperating from the health issues he went through.
One said, "Such a lovely sweet photo Jimmy with lovely Ruby .. you've got a beautiful loving Family helping you get through this tough time! And great healthy food! So great to see you looking better & always a beautiful smile. Sending healing love."
"You are loved, by your family, ALL of them, and so many people you know, and so many you will never meet," another wrote, while a third one said, "Fantastic news Jimmy. Your grandkids are such wonderful carers for you too. Best wishes to you, Jane & all of your family."
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What Happened to Jimmy Barnes?
Barnes' most recent health battle started in November 2023 following his appearance during the Mushroom 50 Live concert at Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena. At that time, he reportedly contracted bacterial pneumonia.
It caused him to cancel his appearance at the Rock the Boat cruise festival in New Caledonia.
According to the ARIA Hall of Famer, the infection damaged his healthy valve that was replaced in the past due to a congenital defect.
He also underwent procedures to correct "constant and severe pain" in his back and hip which started after years of jumping and stomping around stages for more than five decades. In 2014, he received back surgery after winning another No. 1 album when his "30:30 Hindsight" dominated the new ARIA Albums Chart.
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