Ryan Cameron Recovering In ICU After Heart Attack: Report

Atlanta media icon Ryan Cameron continues to recover at an Atlanta hospital after suffering a heart attack, according to WSBTV.

Cameron, 54, was rushed to the ER last week for an undisclosed emergency. Since that time, Atlanta celebrities have issued well wishes and asked the city to pray for him.

Report: Ryan Cameron Recovering In ICU After Heart Attack

Cameron has worked for three of the major urban radio stations in Atlanta over the past 20 years, becoming the voice of the city for many. He currently works for MAJIC 107.5/97.5.

If the Atlanta Hawks’ season were not suspended, he’d also be the PA announcer at those games.

The MAJIC 107.5/97.5 Instagram account issued the following statement on behalf of the Cameron family.

“On behalf of the family of Ryan Cameron, we are asking for your fervent prayers as he recovers from emergency surgery that took place earlier this week. We ask for privacy during this difficult time. Thank you for your love and concern,” the family wrote.

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