Lea Michele’s 2-year-old son, Ever, has been hospitalized with a “scary health issue.”

The Broadway star apologized to “Funny Girl” fans via her Instagram Stories Wednesday ahead of her onstage absence.

“I’m so sorry but unfortunately I will be out of @funnygirlbway today,” the actress, 36, captioned a photo of her hand on Ever’s arm.

“We are at the hospital with our son dealing with a scary health issue that I need to be here for,” she continued.

The “Glee” alum concluded with another apology before requesting prayers for “love and strength.”

In Michele’s emotional social media upload, her toddler could be seen cuddling up to a stuffed pig.

The singer did not provide any further details on Ever’s condition.

Michele welcomed her little one with husband Zandy Reich in August 2020 after a “very intense, very scary” pregnancy.

The Golden Globe nominee “started bleeding terribly” while expecting Ever and stayed on bedrest her “entire first trimester,” she told Katherine Schwarzenegger in March 2021.

At the 20-week mark, a detailed anatomy scan revealed “a lot of potential red flag markers,” with Michele not finding out until “very late” into her pregnancy that her child was healthy.

The “Scream Queens” alum hinted at plans to give Ever a sibling in March 2022, noting that she and Reich, 40, experienced “some heartbreaks” while trying to conceive.

“I have faith god will bring us another when the time is right,” Michele told her social media followers at the time.

She and Reich have been together since 2017. They tied the knot two years later.