Overview
- Jay Leno, 74, has embraced his role as both conservator and primary caregiver for his wife, Mavis, following her advanced dementia diagnosis in 2024.
- In a recent interview, Leno described the emotional and physical challenges of caregiving, including feeding, assisting with mobility, and managing her estate for her long-term well-being.
- He shared how he uses flashcards and humor to help Mavis recall memories, fostering moments of connection despite her cognitive decline.
- Leno emphasized his commitment to their 45-year marriage, stating that caring for Mavis is a reflection of true love and the vows they took.
- Mavis, 78, sometimes experiences disorientation and does not recognize her husband, but court reports highlight the couple's trusting and supportive relationship.