A few weeks after undergoing surgery on his vocal chords, Sam Smith got himself a cat!
The 'Stay With Me' singer joined the cat bandwagon and got an adorable grey kitten. He announced his new bundle of furry joy through Instagram.
"Henry is here!!!!!!!!" he captioned a shot of the cute kitten. He also posted another photo of his new baby bundled in his arms.
A photo posted by Sam Smith (@samsmithworld) on Jun 9, 2015 at 3:23pm PDT
"Now my most treasured possession," he called little Henry.
Aside from Sam Smith, his fellow British singer Ed Sheeran and his pet cat Graham are also quite a famous pair. According to Mirror, the "Thinking Out Loud" singer saved the said kitten when he was just one month old and decided to take care of him. He also made him an Twitter account.
Will Sam Smith's cat get his own Twitter or Instagram account as well?
Meanwhile, the Grammy winner was also finally able to talk again after not being able to speak for three weeks due to a hemmorhage in his vocal chords.
Although he was nervous about the procedure, he assured his fans that he was fine, telling his Twitter followers that he was "high on pain killers and listening to Whitney Houston."
To prove that he already recovered from the operation, he posted a video of himself talking to his fans for the first time in three weeks.
"As you can see, I can speak again for the first time in three weeks," he shared on Twitter and Instagram. "And it's been horrible. And sitting in silence and knowing that I should be doing shows has killed me."
He continued, "But finally I have some good news, and that's that I'll be starting all my shows up from the third of July. And it's all as planned and I'm gonna try my absolute best to sing my heart out for you every night. Please bear with me, as always, and I love you all!"
Sam Smith's cat, Henry, will hopefully help him get in an even better mood now.
A message… x Absolutely cannot wait to perform live again, thank you all for waiting for me!! https://t.co/AZjhexKRN4 — SAM SMITH (@samsmithworld) June 9, 2015
