Lethal Weapon legend Danny Glover has revealed he is living with Alzheimer's disease. The 79-year-old actor decided to speak openly about his diagnosis in an interview with TODAY, stating that his family has his 'back'.
Glover's Candid Interview
Glover, best known for his role alongside Mel Gibson in the buddy cop film series Lethal Weapon, disclosed that his movement and speech have slowed due to the condition. He also acknowledged that Alzheimer's has caused problems with his memory, as reported by the Daily Star.
During the interview conducted by former NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt, Glover said: 'I’m sure as it advances, things are going to be different and changing.'
Living with the Disease
When discussing the impact of Alzheimer's on his life, Glover expressed a resilient outlook, stating he 'could live with it, in a sense.' The actor's decision to go public highlights his willingness to share his experience and raise awareness about the disease.
Glover's revelation comes as a significant moment for fans and the entertainment industry, as he has been a prominent figure in Hollywood for decades. His openness about his health condition may encourage others to speak out and seek support.
