Jerry Seinfeld sparks concerns about health as viewers notice frail comedian's hand 'tremble' during interview

Jerry Seinfeld sparks concerns about health as viewers notice frail comedian's hand 'tremble' during interview
Jerry Seinfeld joined Graham Bensinger for an interview (Getty Images/YouTube/Graham Bensinger)

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Jerry Seinfeld fans are expressing concern about his health after the comedian looked frail during an interview on ‘In Depth with Graham Bensinger.’

Several of them took to social media and asked their beloved star to get some help.

Jerry Seinfeld on 'In Depth with Graham Bassinger'

In the interview with Bensinger, Seinfeld talked about his career and enjoying his family life.

“I was a very successful comedian. A comedian is an in one act. You think "I don’t need anyone." That’s what a comedian thinks. This is not a good partner,” Seinfeld reflected.

“Someone who doesn’t think they need anyone isn’t a good partner. This is why most comedians either fail at marriage or don’t even try it… it’s really not for us. I wanted to do it to see if I could do something I’m really not cut out for.”

'Jerry Seinfeld' in a still from the movie 'Unfrosted' (John P. Johnson / @Netflix)
'Jerry Seinfeld' in a still from the movie 'Unfrosted' (John P. Johnson / @Netflix)

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The 70-year-old talked about his three children, Sascha, 23, Julian, 21, and Shepherd, 18, whom he shares with wife Jessica, per DailyMail.

“Kids are the greatest show on earth, you just want to watch them live. And the entertainment value of watching them try to live is…The kids are very entertaining because they're primitive humans,” he said.

Earlier, Seinfeld said that 'oversensitivity' on TV killed comedy in many ways.

“Nothing really affects comedy. People always need it. They need it so badly and they don't get it,” Seinfeld said on New Yorker’s Radio Hour. 

Jerry Seinfeld attends
Jerry Seinfeld feels comedy on TV has been ruined in recent past (Getty Images)

Jerry Seinfeld says his most recent comedy special will likely be his last

Jerry Seinfeld shared that he won't be doing comedy special for long now.

Talking with the New Yorker, he said, “I think comedians now try so hard to be all new all the time, I think the quality suffers because none of us are really that good. A great comedian working his ass off his entire career writes two good hours, the rest is…”

The comedian just turned 70 on Sunday, April 29.



 

Netizens concerned about Jerry Seinfeld's health as fans notice signs of aging

Internet reacted to Jerry Seinfeld's frail appearance during his latest interview. An online user questioned, "Does Jerry Seinfeld have the beginnings of Parkinson's or some other affliction? His head is trembling."

Another said, "Take a close look. He has Parkinson's. Head shakes...."

One pointed, "He’s just bopping his head around. Looks nothing like an essential tremor or Parkinson’s." 

A user said, "What makes people think he hasn't seen his physician? It's none of their business."

 

"He looks fine to me. SMH," one wrote.


 
 
 
 
 
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An online user commented, "He is the best! brought a lot of enjoyment to us."

A concerned fan said, "Yeah I spotted that as well. 100%. Sad."

"Everyone's an armchair doctor now," a fan slammed people judging Jerry's health.

 

One person admired Jerry's comic talent, "I'm always heartened that Jerry hasn't sold out and gone down the overly PC route his peers have."

 

"Wow! I can’t believe he is 70, he looks great!" a person said.

"His speech has slowed right down," noted one. "He’s just getting older his speech is slightly slurred," anothed reasoned.

 

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