Christina Applegate on MS disease
“I don’t really leave the house anymore”
Star actress Christina Applegate reveals that because of her multiple sclerosis disease, rarely going outside.
In 2021, the former “A terribly nice family” star Christina Applegate (53) multiple sclerosis was diagnosed. In her own podcast “Messy”, which she operates with “The Sopranos” star Jamie-Lynn Sigler (43), Appegate speaks regularly about her suffering. Now, however, the 53-year-old was together with Sigler with comedian Conan O’Brien (62). Among other things, she revealed: “I don’t actually leave the house anymore.”
Christina Applegate calls MS “the worst thing I’ve ever gone through”
“If people would see what my daily life looks like, they would not make it because I sometimes can’t do it. It is really, really hard,” said Applegate, who once became known to a German TV audience as an al-Bundy subsidiary “Dumpfbacke”.
Her illness is “the worst thing I’ve ever experienced in my life. That is the worst thing I’ve ever gone through.” In addition, they would often ask people how they were infected with the neurological autoimmune disease that is not curable. “This means that I must have done something wrong in my life to get this disease. I have done it to myself,” said these people, according to appeals.
Conan O’Brien feels with his podcast guest
Something similar had already happened to her in her breast cancer in 2008. “I’ve got used to it in the meantime, but for a while it was so difficult to endure, because why the hell should you think I would do something to get it?” Explained the “Dead to Me” actress.
“I’m starting to cry right away,” she said to host O’Brien during her podcast appearance, whereupon he replied: “Wine as much as you want, and then I also start crying.” She “just has a lousy day today. I have a bad MS day,” said Applegate.
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