Overview
- Michael Schumacher has remained out of public view at the family home near Lake Geneva with round-the-clock care, with access limited to a small group that includes Jean Todt and Gerhard Berger.
- Former F1 figure Richard Hopkins said only "two, three, four people" are known to visit and suggested substantive updates are unlikely to be shared during Schumacher's lifetime.
- The family, led by Corinna Schumacher, continues to enforce strict visiting rules, and manager Sabine Kehm has reiterated that his health is a private matter.
- Detailed claims about his current abilities, including reports that he is non‑verbal or communicates with his eyes, come from single sources and remain unverified.
- Three men were convicted in 2025 over an extortion plot involving hundreds of photos, videos and medical records; one was jailed for three years, others received suspended sentences, and the family has appealed at least one sentence.