Yoko Ono, the 83-year-old widow of Beatles legend John Lennon, was rumored to have been hospitalized this weekend after suffering from a stroke. Her son, Sean Ono Lennon, has since shared word that not only didn’t his mom have a stroke, but she was also released from the hospital on Saturday.

It was Friday night when an unconscious Yoko Ono was transported by ambulance from her home at the Dakota to Mount Sinai West Hospital, where it was later determined she was suffering from a severe case of dehydration as a result of the flu.

Hey guys it was only rumors from press: was NOT a stroke, just dehydration/tired. She is FINE. Thank you everyone for your concern @yokoono

— Sean Ono Lennon (@seanonolennon) February 27, 2016

Only stroke @yokoono had was a Stroke of Genius! 🙂 She's really fine. Thanks for all the well wishes! Big Love, Sean

— Sean Ono Lennon (@seanonolennon) February 27, 2016

On Saturday, the only child of John Lennon and Yoko Ono seemed more than happy to announce his mom was home from the hospital.

Thanks again for everyone's concern. She's home and running about as usual. Just the flu in the end. I may go get a flu shot now…

— Sean Ono Lennon (@seanonolennon) February 27, 2016

During an interview with Us Weekly last week, Yoko Ono admitted she still misses John Lennon, who was shot and killed in front of the Dakota back in 1980.

“Maybe people already know this, but I miss John every day,” she said.

Yoko Ono also says in the interview that she had nothing to do with the breakup of The Beatles.

“I had nothing to do with breaking up the Beatles. And I think Paul [McCartney] is a pretty cool dude,” she said.

Yoko Ono fans no doubt find it pretty cool that at 83 she’s still an icon. And they’re surely happy to learn she’s back at home and in much better health that originally feared.