Former Yellow Wiggle Greg Page reveals his battle with orthostatic intolerance and why he’s ready to tour again.

After making a return to the Wiggles in 2012, replacing Sam, Greg suffered a near-fatal heart attack while on stage with the group, for a one-off reunion concert at Castle Hill RSL in 2020.

Greg Page, founder of the children's musical group "The Wiggles", has lost consciousness during a concert in Sydney. He had performed for an hour and a half on stage, before he suffered a cardiac ...

Page, the Yellow Wiggle, left The Wiggles in 2006 amidst his mental health struggles which he has openly discussed over the years. He returned to the group briefly in 2012 and then again for a reunion ...

Former Wiggles member Greg Page opens up about his battle with loneliness and ... After rejoining The Wiggles in 2012, Page faced another life-threatening moment in 2020 during a reunion concert.

It's off to a wiggly concert where you can do the elephant, do the tiger and The Monkey Dance. Then it's time for The Mariachi Wiggles as they sing about yummy, yummy fruit salad in Ensalada De Fruta.

The Wiggles’ brand-new documentary Hot Potato: The Story of the Wiggles has finally hit Prime Video screens, and with it has come some behind-the-scenes ...

“Greg’s voice is the sound of the Wiggles, really. Of our Wiggles,” Murray added. “And also, it’s just that friendship, that bond that we had. We were like brothers.

“Greg’s voice is the sound of the Wiggles, really. Of our Wiggles,” Murray added. “And also, it’s just that friendship, that bond that we had. We were like brothers.

Anthony Field is a still a member of The Wiggles, and the only one of the original WIggles left, having kept his role as Blue Wiggle since the group first formed in 1991.He is now joined on stage by ...

The original Wiggles Greg Page, Jeff Fatt, Murray Cook and Anthony Field feature in a new documentary. Photo / Richard Dobson Original Wiggle Greg Page collapsed on stage due to a heart attack ...