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| Ted Danson, Mary Steenburgen |
Ted Danson is making significant lifestyle adjustments following a recent health scare that reminded the 78-year-old “Cheers” star of his own mortality.
The actor shared details of the unspecified medical issue during the May 6 episode of his podcast “Where Everybody Knows Your Name,” which featured guest Valerie Bertinelli.
“I had a bit of a health scare; I’m totally fine,” Danson told Bertinelli. He added that the experience drove home that “mortality, it’s the real deal; it’s not just a rumor.”
Danson joked that “Ted Danson doesn’t get a free pass,” noting there wasn’t any single factor he could blame for the issue. He described the scare as “humbling and calming” and said it “was the best thing that could have happened.”
As a result, the longtime actor is now “doing some things differently,” including meditating twice a day alongside his wife, Mary Steenburgen. “I’ve always talked about it and lied about it,” he admitted with a laugh.
USA Today reports Danson called the experience the “biggest gift,” saying it clarified the mindset he wants to carry for the rest of his life.
“You can be curious about other people. You can listen, and you could be supportive, caring, you can witness them,” he explained. “That’s the best thing I can offer.”
The candid conversation highlights Danson’s reflective approach as he continues his long and celebrated career in entertainment.


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