Overview

• In comments published by The Sunday Times, the 64-year-old said he "doesn't walk that much anymore" because it is "a bit dangerous."
• He detailed a run of injuries including a broken elbow and hand, a severe hand infection, a broken cheekbone, and a shoulder that required replacement.
• He said he "rolls around in a wheelchair a lot" as part of his daily management of Parkinson's symptoms.
• Reflecting on mortality, he said he would prefer to "just not wake up one day" rather than suffer a dramatic accident.
• Despite reduced mobility, he recently filmed a guest arc on Apple TV+'s Shrinking, is promoting his memoir Future Boy, and his foundation has raised over $2 billion for Parkinson's research.