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Action star Tom Hardy makes devastating health announcement: ‘It’s not going to get better’

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Tom Hardy Opens Up About His Health Struggles in Candid Interview

In a recent interview with Esquire, Tom Hardy, the 47-year-old star of Dark Knight Rises and Mad Max: Fury Road, shared some concerning news about his health, revealing that his body is “falling to bits” as he navigates the challenges of middle age.

Tom Hardy in April.
Tom Hardy, 47, discussed the various health struggles he’s experiencing after years as an action star.Samir Hussein/WireImage
The “Mad Max” star admitted that he was feeling dizzy and needed to take a Sudafed during an interview with Esquire.©Warner Bros/Courtesy Everett Collection

Acknowledging His Ailments

During the interview, Hardy described feeling dizzy and needing to take a Sudafed to alleviate his symptoms. He candidly admitted, “I got dizzy today… you know when you feel not right, but you can’t tell someone you don’t feel right?” He went on to list several health issues he’s been facing, including two knee surgeries, a herniated disc in his back, sciatica, and plantar fasciitis. He also mentioned having pulled a tendon in his hip, emphasizing, “It’s all falling to bits now, and it’s not going to get better.”

Exploring Treatment Options

When discussing potential solutions for his ailments, Hardy expressed openness to exploring medical advancements, including stem cell treatments. He stated, “Probably, yeah,” when asked if he would consider such options, indicating a willingness to seek help if it seems sensible. He also mentioned using homeopathic remedies, like tinctures, as part of his approach to health.

Hardy (seen here in March) said he also has plantar fasciitis.Anthony Harvey/Shutterstock
The “Venom: The Last Dance” star revealed he also pulled a tendon in his hip.©Sony Pictures/Courtesy Everett Collection

Maintaining Fitness Amid Challenges

Despite his health struggles, Hardy remains committed to staying fit, particularly through jiu-jitsu, where he has earned a purple belt. He shared his experiences with the martial art, describing it as a “submission sport” that involves isolating an opponent’s limb and applying pressure to achieve victory. Hardy noted the mental challenges of competing, saying, “You’re not winning anything. It’s very humiliating, in the right way.”

“It’s like, it’s all falling to bits now, and it’s not going to get better,” Hardy (seen here in “MobLand”) said.Luke Varley/Paramount+Demi Moore made one big demand before shooting iconic bikini scene in ‘Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle’
Hardy has explored using homeopathic remedies.WireImage

A Personal Reflection

Throughout the interview, Hardy conveyed a sense of realism about his physical condition and the inevitable changes that come with aging. He humorously reflected on the awkwardness of their interview setting, joking about sharing “two vapes” and being in “somebody else’s clothes” in a hotel room. As he continues to face the realities of his health and the physical demands of his career, Tom Hardy’s candidness serves as a reminder of the toll that years of action-packed roles can take on an actor’s body. His willingness to discuss these challenges openly may resonate with many who are navigating similar phases in their lives.

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