Overview
- Speaking on Nov. 9 at the Love Ride in Glendale, California, Leno said he enjoys caring for Mavis and does not see the role as a burden.
- He described himself as "not a woe-is-me person" and said he feels fortunate to be able to support her care.
- Leno said he prioritizes being home every night, citing a same-day work trip to Puerto Rico where the plane waited so he could return immediately.
- Mavis Leno was diagnosed with advanced dementia in 2024, and a court granted Jay Leno conservatorship that April.
- Her attorney said she agreed to the conservatorship and is receiving excellent care with her husband; the couple married in 1980.