William Shatner took him to social media on Thursday to reassure fans about his health following recent reports that he was hospitalized due to a medical emergency.
The 94-year-old actor said, “Rumours of My End Mise are very exaggerated!”
“I dul,” he added. “Thank you for your compassion, but I’m totally fine. I’ll keep saying you guys: don’t trust tabloids or AI!”
Shatner’s post comes hours after TMZ reported being rushed to the hospital late Wednesday afternoon due to a medical emergency. Actor’s agent Harry Gold told the news outlet that Shatner had experienced “blood sugar issues” at his Los Angeles home. He was then taken to a local hospital as a precaution, but was discharged the hospital the day after being monitored.
Shatner, best known for portraying Captain James T. Kirk in the Star Trek franchise, has worked on a variety of film and television projects, including the competition for “The Masked Singer.” In 2023, he narrated the documentary, “You Can Call Me Bill.” This explores with highlights of his career and personal subjects like his love for nature and his reflection on mortality.
“I have previously turned down many offers to do documentaries, but I don’t have long to live,” Shatner told Variety about “You can call me Bill.” “It’s a very factor because my time is limited, whether I’m talking to you or if I’m going to turn over ten years from now. I have grandchildren. This documentary is a way to reach out after I die.”
On the horizon, Shatner appears in “Family Tree.” This is a series of drummers from the holiday set created by himself and Tom Bergeron.
