Sister: BRET MICHAELS 'Not Faking' Illness

May 4, 2010

Jam! Showbiz reports: Bret Michaels' sister has slammed online gossips for spreading rumors the star is faking his illness — insisting she doesn't want her sick brother to "see something like that" while he recovers from a brain hemorrhage.

The POISON singer collapsed last week and remains in a critical condition.

Michaels' publicists fuelled hopes of a speedy recovering by announcing the star's cancelled shows would be rescheduled for the end of May, although his sister Michelle admits there is "no way" he will be able to get back on stage so quickly.

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