William Shatner, the Star Trek legend, has updated fans on his health status following a minor blood sugar issue that led to a hospital visit two months ago.
In September, the 94-year-old actor humorously attributed his health scare to “overindulgence” when news of his hospitalization broke. The incident occurred at his Los Angeles home, where he experienced a blood sugar problem and called emergency medical services as a precautionary measure, resulting in paramedics arriving in an LAFD ambulance.
On Thursday, November 27, Shatner took to Instagram to share a snapshot of himself standing in a kitchen with a plate of turkey, celebrating the holiday with his family.
The iconic actor was seen wearing a white shirt and a black gilet, looking cheerful as he spread his arms wide and smiled for the camera.
His post read, “Happy Thanksgiving everybody. we all talk about blessings at Thanksgiving… I am especially thankful this year as we are blessed beyond measure with health, family and a beautiful gathering,” reports The Mirror US.
He concluded by saying, “I am wishing you all a blessed day and holiday season. Best, Bill,” which prompted his 388,000 followers to respond with similar sentiments.
One follower commented, “My gosh I hope I look as good as you at 94!” while another complimented, “Looking great Mr. Shatner!”.
A third fan chimed in with, “Looking Great, Captain!” and a fourth remarked, “You look so well Bill.”
One fan commented, “I thought I looked great at 54 and when I see Mr. Shatner…94? ! ? ! I have nothing to brag about! ! Damn.”
Another urged, “I insist you spill the beans and tell us your secret about the ‘Fountain of Youth’.”
On September 25, Shatner addressed the reports of his hospital visit by posting on X, “I over indulged. I thank you all for caring but I’m perfectly fine.”
The actor accompanied his update with a photo from the Canadian television series Murdoch Mysteries ‘Marked Twain. ‘.
The caption beneath his image stated, “Rumors of my demise have been greatly exaggerated!” This is a well-known quote from American author Mark Twain, who used it in 1897 to respond to a newspaper report falsely claiming he was dead or seriously ill.
Following William’s post, numerous fans sent their best wishes and expressed relief about the positive health update. One person wrote, “Thank you Captain. The crew was worried.”
Another fan said, “Glad you’re okay, Bill. I’ve a good mind to place a bet on you reaching at least 100 years-old!”
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