Famous American comedian and television host, Jay Leno shares intimate details about the only condition that will take him away from his illustrious career: suffering a stroke.
Leno, known for his wit and charm, discusses his commitment to work and the potential health-threatening effects on his professional life. His revelation comes months after he suffered a horrific motorcycle accident and car fire that left him badly burned.
Read on for more details.
Jay Leno Reveals One Thing That Will Make Him Retire
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From his legendary tenure as host of “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” to his current role as host of “Jay Leno’s Garage,” the comedian maintains an unparalleled dedication to his craft, providing laughter and entertainment to millions of fans around the world.
However, Leno’s recent revelations shed light on his vulnerability and the importance of his health. During a recent interview with Page Six ahead of the premiere of “Hot Wheels: Ultimate Challenge,” the 73-year-old comedian candidly admitted that the only event that forced him to consider retirement was a stroke.
The former host of “The Jay Leno Show” expressed his desire to continue performing and working as long as he is physically able, highlighting the strong bond he has forged with his audience over the years.
“Then you slow down. That’s when you retire and have a stroke,” he explained.
Motorcycle Accident Could Not Retire Jay Leno
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follow Page Six, The “You Bet Your Life” host revealed to a Las Vegas Review-Journal reporter that he was hospitalized earlier this year after a motorcycle accident that left him with broken bones.
Leno, a motorcycle enthusiast known for his passion for cars, was reportedly riding his motorcycle on a scenic route when he noticed the smell of leaking gas.
“It’s so funny you should say that,” he explained after being asked about his recovery from the November 2022 car fire that left him badly burned.
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“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.”
Leno assured the interviewer that he was “Ok” before recounting the incident.
“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, I didn’t see it until it was too late. It just wrapped around me and knocked me off the bike.”
He added, “The bike just keeps going, and you know how it works.”
He Was Badly Burnt In A Car Fire Incident
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The comedian suffered “serious” facial burns following a car fire accident during one of his cherished car adventures. follow Page Six, he was involved in a horrific accident when one of the cars in his garage caught fire due to a gas leak. The incident resulted in Leno suffering severe burns.
Sources told the news outlet that the explosion severely burned the left side of the comedian’s face but did not injure his eyes or ears. According to the report, Leno was hospitalized at the Grossman Burn Center in LA.
“I got some serious burns from the petrol fire,” he confirmed to Diversity then. “I’m fine. Just need a week or two to bounce back.”
Jay Leno Health Update Following Both Accidents
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Leno gave a health update following two accidents that happened in short order: a car fire and a motorcycle accident. He reassured fans of his well-being and shared details about the incident.
In his conversation with Page Six before the premiere of “Hot Wheels: Ultimate Challenge,” Leno assured his fans that he only suffered minor injuries in the accident and is on the mend.
“I’m fine! I’m fine! It’s okay! I’m fine,” she insisted. “Look, when you’re in my position, when you’re a celebrity, you’re luckier than most people.”
He added, “So when something bad happens to you, you can’t whine and complain about it because bad things happen to people every day – either they get burned, or they get cut – and they don’t have the finances that I can do.”
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