Overview
- Dick Van Dyke turns 100 on December 13 and has outlined the habits he believes kept him healthy and active.
- He says quitting alcohol and cigarettes decades ago, after recognizing addictive tendencies, was decisive for his longevity and he has spoken about seeking treatment.
- He maintains a steady routine of going to the gym about three times a week and keeps dancing to preserve strength and mobility.
- He highlights his relationship with his wife Arlene as central to his well‑being, alongside a commitment to humor and avoiding anger or hatred.
- He recently hosted a sing‑along fundraiser with The Vantastix and is promoting a new book titled “100 Rules For Living To 100.”