Greg Page Announces He Is Leaving The Wiggles

Mark informed me yesterday that the Yellow Wiggle, Greg Page, was sick and may have to stop being a member of the Wiggles. I waited until I got more official news of the situation before I posted about it.

It saddens me deeply to discover today that Greg is leaving the Wiggles. We have been Wiggle fans since Emma was about two. Attending a concert in August of 2003 in St. Louis and also one in May of this year here in Kansas City.

Greg has a health condition that while not life threatening causes him to be unable to dance and sing. He will be leaving the Wiggles and handing over Yellow Wiggle duty to Sam Moran who has been his understudy.

You can watch Greg's announcement on video.

From us to you Greg, we hope you get better and we have loved seeing you with the Wiggles. Take care of yourself.

Comments

Shannon said…

I saw this on the news this morning. It is so sad! The Wiggles just won't be the same without Greg.

12:04 PM

Abby said…

Agreed. It is sad because he is sick and you could tell he did not want to quit, but what choice did he have. You know?

12:22 PM

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