Mintz said that someone present at the hospital with Ono told him she was “okay, and she should be home tomorrow”.
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Ono has lived in the building at 72nd Street and Central Park West since 1973.
The hospital where Ono was be treated, formerly St. Luke’s Roosevelt, was where Lennon was pronounced dead.
Yoko Ono launches The meltdown Festival at the Royal Festival Hall on June 12, 2013 in London, England. “I can’t confirm or deny which hospital she’s at”.
Mintz told the newspaper Ono was hospitalized at the advice of her doctor and will likely be released on Saturday.
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HuffPost’s calls to the hospital and to Ono’s representatives weren’t immediately returned. A representative from the New York Fire Department said that she was unconscious at the time. Ono’s Twitter account retweeted one of the reports. In the same interview, Yoko Ono revealed her odd sleeping habits, which she said consisted of less than four hours at a stretch. Check back for updates on Yoko Ono’s medical status.
