Hasselhoff's Health Journey: From Walker to Baywatch

0:00On April 24th, David Hasselhoff, the 73-year-old Baywatch icon, raised new health concerns when he was spotted in Los Angeles using a walker to get around. He looked frail while stepping out with his wife, Haley Roberts, who was 45, marking his first public appearance since July. Earlier this week, he struggled to keep his balance leaving a building, still recovering from recent knee and hip replacement surgeries that have hit, his mobility hard. A source close to him says he's in rehab now, pushing to return to acting gigs and music, with big plans to jump back into Baywatch once he's at one, 100%. For a guy always known for being super fit and active, these operations have been tougher than expected, but inside his note he's actually feeling better than he has in ages. Getting outside is helping his healing process big time. Flashback to last July, when he was limping through an airport headed to Cancun for that knee surgery. And even needed a wheelchair from airline, staff. Years of hard partying and battles with alcohol have caught up, contributing to his ongoing health slide.

1:07Despite the rough history, including the tragic loss of his ex-wife Pamela Bach to suicide amid their own struggles, Hasselhoff stays focused on. Bouncing back stronger, pop culture, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today. I'm Corey with The Story.