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Chuck Norris Survives Two Heart Attacks

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Chuck Norris, known for his action roles and discipline, faced two life-threatening heart attacks in July 2017. After collapsing in a Nevada hotel, he was revived twice by emergency crews. The ordeal began after a martial arts event in Las Vegas, with Norris and his wife stopping at a hotel before the attacks. Despite the severity, Norris recovered and continued to inspire fans worldwide, passing away at 86 this month after a hospitalization in Hawaii.

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Chuck Norris Survives Two Heart Attacks

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Chuck Norris Survives Two Heart Attacks. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00I'm Cory with the story, and this is your Entertainment Pulse. Entertainment and celebrity news today. Chuck Norris faced two massive heart attacks back in July 2017, just days before turning 77. He collapsed while showering at a Nevada hotel and was revived twice in under an hour by emergency crews using a defibrillator. The ordeal started after he appeared at a martial arts event in Las Vegas on July 16. Norris and his wife Gina stopped at the Tonopostation Hotel during their long drive home to California, checking in around 1.30 a.m. His wife watched helplessly as Medics rushed him through the casino on a stretcher. Sources close to the family said the attacks would have ended most people half his age, creating chaos among hotel staff and guests. They raised him 100 miles by ambulance to a hospital in Hawthorne, where he suffered the second attack. He realized again, he was airlifted another 140 miles to Reno for advanced care and recovered enough to leave within days.

1:01Norris went on to inspire fans worldwide with his action roles in discipline, passing away at 86 this month after hospitalization in Hawaii.

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