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Brian Cox's Health Routine: Age is Just a Number

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Brian Cox, the 79-year-old Succession star, prioritizes his health and fitness, hitting the gym three times a week and managing his diabetes with injections. His co-stars have noticed his hunger-induced impatience, which he alleviates with sandwiches. Cox learned he had COVID-19 in 2020, likely from a late 2019 play in London. His dedication to his routine proves age is just a number.

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Brian Cox's Health Routine: Age is Just a Number

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On April 3rd, Brian Cox, the 79-year-old succession star, is laser focused on his health as he nears his 80th birthday in June. He told the Times he hits the gym three times a week and stays responsible for his body, knowing it's not getting any younger. He also words hard to lower his dementia risk and has a tricky relationship with food that leaves him angry at times. Lately, he started injections to manage it better. His succession co-stars have noticed. Karen Colken says, when Cox gets a little hungry, he turns impatient, so just hand him a sandwich and keep things moving. Sarah Snook called it, a possible diabetic rage that might hype up the set energy. Cox's diabetic, and back in 2020 on the late late show, he learned he'd had COVID without symptoms after a blood test. He figures he caught at directing a play in London late 2019. Staying sharp like that keeps him thriving on screen and off, proving age is just a number when you own your routine. Entertainment and celebrity news. Today, powered by AI bringing you

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