SYDNEY - Delta Goodrem's mother says her daughter has been released from an Irish hospital where she was taken with suspected appendicitis.
Goodrem's partner, former Westlife singer Brian McFadden, rushed her to Beaumont Hospital in Dublin on Sunday night after she complained of stomach pains, the Irish Independentwebsite reported.
But Lea Goodrem said today Delta was released after tests.
"She went in with suspected appendicitis, and she's been unwell and had some tests and she's been released," Ms Goodrem told AAP.
"Delta has been in hospital for a few days actually, so everyone's behind the times ... she was released a few hours ago."
Ms Goodrem said she "wasn't worried" about her daughter's mystery stomach illness and that it had nothing to do with the cancer the singer battled as a teenager.
The 22-year-old former Neighbours star was diagnosed in 2003 with Hodgkin's Lymphoma but later declared she had beaten the cancer.
The Irish Independent website quoted a friend of the singer saying Goodrem had undergone tests but that doctors were still unsure if her abdominal pain was related to her appendix.
"They have not operated but are doing a lot of tests," she said.
"It looks like it is more serious than the stomach bug they thought she had on Sunday night."
McFadden cancelled a flight to London yesterday as he maintained a vigil at Goodrem's bedside.
Goodrem and McFadden spent Christmas with her family in Australia.
But the last two years have not always been easy for the couple, who had to weather criticism from the British press over their relationship, which began after the breakdown of McFadden's marriage to former pop star Kerry Katona.
