It’s hard to imagine Arnold Schwarzenegger off-duty, or at least off the gym as the legendary action star/bodybuilder and former politician has dedicated his life to work without much rest. Schwarzenegger is still active at 76 and it seems he has no plans for retirement as of yet.
The actor has a decades-spanning decorated career as an action megastar in Hollywood. Also known for his extensive bodybuilding workout, the actor, however, recently underwent surgery and that raised the question among fans if the actor will still work.
Arnold Schwarzenegger Spotted With A Huge Bandage
Recently, Arnold Schwarzenegger was spotted with a huge bandage on his arm. Reportedly, it was after his elbow surgery for nerve damage. However, the actor seemed fit and well as he arrived at his office in Beverly Hills following his surgery.
There is something different and unique about the actor. TMZ first broke the news of the actor requiring surgery but he managed to appear in the gym to pump iron just hours before the crucial surgery. But for now, the actor must stay away from the gym for a while as doctors put a protective cast on his entire right arm and advised lesser strain on the hand.
In his post-surgery outing, Schwarzenegger appeared dashing as usual wearing a dark grey shirt, black shorts, and matching socks with a pair of brown sneakers while wearing a pair of brown aviator sunglasses complementing his white beard. Much of his right arm, however, was covered with the bandages. The Terminator star might return to work right after his recovery, pumping iron and back on screen with some action.
Arnold Schwarzenegger Recently Revealed His Open Heart Surgery
Revealing the never-before-shared incident regarding his heart surgery, Schwarzenegger released a video on a YouTube channel discussing the extent of the seriousness of his condition. “I remember when I had my open heart surgery the third one uh which was just a few years ago just before we started Terminator Six,” Schwarzenegger recalled. The news of a routine non-invasive surgery to replace a heart valve went wrong really freaked the actor out.
“To just go through the growings up to the heart and replace the valve we made a mistake and poked through the hard wall and therefore we had to kind of get internal bleeding a bit to open me up very quickly and to save your life I said I said well great this is really great news I mean Jesus so anyway the bottom line is you know that it’s you cannot roll the clock back it’s a disaster I was in the middle of a disaster,” The 76-year-old said.
After the success of the serious surgery, the actor bounced back starting from small steps to getting out of the hospital. Also, the doctors advised the actor to exercise his lungs or else he’d get pneumonia and might die. But dying was not part of the plan and the actor put himself through hardship and still stood strong.
Source: Daily Mail, YouTube.
