Human Interest Real People Real People Births Mickey Guyton's 9-Month-Old Son Is Being Sent to ICU, Says 'Doctors Don't Know What's Wrong' The country artist asked her followers to "please please pray" for her baby boy amid the health crisis By Georgia Slater Georgia Slater Georgia Slater is a staff editor on the Parents team at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2018. Her work has previously appeared in USA Today and Washington Life Magazine. People Editorial Guidelines Published on November 19, 2021 10:38AM EST Photo: Mickey Guyton/Instagram. Inset: Amy Sussman/Getty Mickey Guyton is asking for prayers. On Thursday night, the country artist, 37, shared on Twitter that her 9-month-old son Grayson Clark was sent to the intensive care unit for an unknown reason. "I normally don't do this but my son is being sent to the icu. The doctors don't know what's wrong. Please please pray," wrote Guyton, who shares her young son with husband Grant Savoy. Many of Guyton's followers replied to her tweet with supportive comments and well wishes. The singer has yet to share an update on Grayon's condition. "From CMA stage to nursing my sick baby boy at home," Guyton posted to Twitter on Nov. 12. "Motherhood is a humbling experience. Nothing is greater or more important than their happiness and well-being." Subscribe to our new 12-episode weekly podcast, Me Becoming Mom, to hear celebrity moms open up exclusively to PEOPLE about their extraordinary roads to motherhood. Mickey Guyton Slams User for Calling Her Son the 'Ugliest' as Stars Rally Around: 'Shame on You' The "Better Than You Left Me" artist recently shared an adorable photo of her son on Instagram celebrating his first Halloween last month. For the holiday, baby Grayson dressed up as an astronaut, wearing a tiny silver spacesuit complete with a jetpack. "Got Gray his first Halloween costume. I am officially done with my little rocket man. 👩🏽🚀🚀🎃🥺," she captioned the cute snap. Back in March, Guyton spoke with PEOPLE in 10's Andrea Boehlke ahead of the Grammy Awards about how she has been enjoying first-time motherhood. "Being a mom is probably one of the greatest things I will ever experience," she said, adding that it's been "awesome" to "just look at this baby's face that you held in your body for so long. There's no other better feeling." "So far, I think he's going to be a very calm, independent child," she said at the time. "Like he definitely likes his autonomy. He's really sweet, he likes to eat. I think he's gonna be tall. He's really just a sweet, sweet baby." Close