Clive Davis, a prominent figure in the music industry, has been admitted to a hospital in New York City due to an upper respiratory condition, as confirmed by a representative. The 94-year-old music mogul was hospitalized on Friday evening and is expected to be discharged within the next 48 hours. This hospitalization comes after Davis faced health challenges in the past, including a diagnosis of Bell’s Palsy in 2021, which led to the postponement of his annual Pre-Grammy Gala. Known for his influential role in the music industry for over five decades, Davis has nurtured the careers of numerous legendary artists, including Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen, and Aretha Franklin. He became president of Columbia Records in 1967 and has been recognized for his exceptional ear for talent. In a 2017 interview, Davis emphasized his passion for music, stating, “I’m immersed in it,” and described music as the universal language. His legacy continues to impact the music world significantly, as he remains a respected figure in the industry.