Selena Gomez battles sniffles during gig in Argentina

Venezuela Star (ANI) Wednesday 8th February, 2012

Selena Gomez, who battled through illness to stage her show in Argentina on Tuesday, was forced to run off stage to blow her nose throughout her set.

The 19-year-old singer began feeling unwell earlier this week and told her Twitter.com followers earlier on Tuesday "so sick today".

She also uploaded a picture of herself looking rundown as she held tissues up to her face, but she soldiered on to perform at the Orfeo Superdome in Cordoba.

The 'Wizards of Waverly Place' star thanked her fans for their support and shared a picture of all the banners and gifts she received backstage to boost her spirits.

"During quick change I had a little 'pick me up' from my fans! Had to blow my nose every other song," Contactmusic quoted her as writing on her page. (ANI)

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