Corey Feldman has reportedly been hospitalised after experiencing a medical emergency during a flight to Los Angeles.
According to reports, paramedics met the actor and musician after his plane landed at Los Angeles International Airport on Monday (June 15th), before he was transported to hospital for further evaluation.
Representatives reportedly confirmed Feldman remained under observation overnight while awaiting MRI results, no further details about the medical incident had been publicly shared at the time of writing (per USA Today).
While Feldman remains most recognisable to many through films including Stand By Me, The Goonies and The Lost Boys, the timing of the news comes during a period where he has been increasingly active in music again.
Feldman has been teasing work on what appears to be a new album project after plans for a previously discussed dance EP shifted direction, earlier this year he shared a preview of an unreleased track titled Paranoia “I’m Not Trippin”, revealing the song involved a collaboration with Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst.
Feldman wrote at the time that new sessions and creative partnerships had pushed him toward developing “a whole new album”.
The collaboration isn’t entirely unexpected
Durst and Feldman have worked together before, including 2024 single The Joke, which featured a music video directed by the Limp Bizkit vocalist. Speaking about that project at the time, Feldman described the release as part of reclaiming his identity as a musician after years of public criticism around his music career.
Feldman’s music output has generated conversation that often sits somewhere between genuine curiosity, nostalgia and internet fascination, but it has also connected him with artists willing to engage with that ambition rather than dismiss it.
Just days before the medical emergency, Feldman had appeared publicly during the Stand By Me 40th anniversary celebrations in Chicago alongside former co-stars.
As fans await updates, attention has naturally shifted toward recovery first, with any upcoming creative plans likely taking a back seat for now.
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