Jay Leno has filed for conservatorship against his wife of 44 years, Mavis, who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.
Reports say that due to her condition, the iconic comedian who is filed as Mavis may not be able to take care of herself and manage her estate.
It comes almost a year after Jay had a terrible motorcycle accident that left him with several broken bones.
Jay Leno Files For Wife Mavis Conservatory
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According to reports, the former “Tonight Show” host decided to seek legal power on Friday over his wife’s affairs as reports say she has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.
Progressive degenerative disease is a form of dementia that affects memory, thinking, and behavior. Jay’s decision to file for conservatorship will give him the legal authority to make financial and medical decisions on Mavis’ behalf.
The couple have been together for over four decades but are childless, as she once claimed it was her choice not to.
In a recent appearance on the “Kelly Clarkson” show, Jay encouraged people to “marry the person you want” and that he “married the perfect person.”
The Comedian Was In A Motorcycle Accident
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The former host of the “Jay Leno” show spoke with a Las Vegas Review-Journal reporter, where he revealed that he was hospitalized early last year after being involved in a motorcycle accident that left him with broken bones..
Known as a motorcycle enthusiast, he reportedly rode his motorcycle on a scenic route before noticing the smell of leaking gas.
“It’s very funny you should say that,” he explained, per Page Sixafter being asked about his recovery from a car fire in November 2022 that left him badly burned.
“That was the first accident. OK?” he added. Then, just last week, I fell off my motorcycle. So I’ve broken my collarbone. I’ve broken two ribs. I’ve got two cracked kneecaps.”
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According to the news outlet, Leno assured the interviewer that he was “OK” before going on to recount how the incident unfolded.
“So I pushed down the side street and cut through the parking lot, and unbeknownst to me, there was a guy with a wire tied in the parking lot but without a flag hanging from it,” he explained. “So, you know, I didn’t see it until it was too late. It just wrapped around me and, boom, knocked me off the bike.”
He added, “The bike just keeps going, and you know how it works.”
Iconic TV host and friend Dave Killackey was working on one of his vintage cars in November 2022 at his LA mansion when his 1907 White Steam Car caught fire. He was rushed to the Grossman Burn Center at West Hills Hospital in LA and treated for third-degree burns.
Jay Leno Seen Rolling In His Tesla Cybertruck
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The 74-year-old car enthusiast made headlines last December for his tenacious spirit when he was spotted cruising the streets of Los Angeles in his newly acquired Tesla Cybertruck.
The sighting comes just 11 months after he suffered broken bones in a motorbike accident and 14 months after he was burnt to death in an engine fire.
He was spotted cruising the busy cityscape behind the wheel of the futuristic electric vehicle, whose latest edition costs $49,890 for rear-wheel drive and $68,890 for all-wheel drive. The comedian has long been known for his love of cars and his extensive collection of cars.
He also owns an older version of the model, which he previously showed off when Elon Musk appeared on “Jay Leno’s Garage” in 2020.
Jay Leno Reveals Circumstances That Will Make Him Retire
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In a 2023 interview with Page Six Ahead of the premiere of “Hot Wheels: Ultimate Challenge,” the comedian revealed that he wasn’t ready to waste time on his career, even after experiencing some health problems during that time.
During the interview, Jay candidly admitted that the only event that would possibly make him consider retirement would be a stroke.
He expressed his desire to continue performing and working as long as he is physically able, expressing the strong bond he has forged with his audience over the years.
“Then you slow down. That’s when you retire—when you have a stroke,” he said.
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