Michael Caine, feeble and battling a slew of severe health issues, has found himself increasingly confined to a wheelchair and — in a bombshell revelation — confesses he’s facing his final curtain call! Read more about Michael’s health struggles….
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Michael Caine, feeble and battling a
slew of severe health issues, has found himself increasingly confined to a wheelchair and — in a bombshell revelation — confesses he’s facing his final curtain call!
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“I know my days are numbered,” the "Alfie" legend recently admitted to a source for
The National ENQUIRER. The two-time Oscar winner looked fragile as he celebrated
Andrew Lloyd Webber's birthday in London on March 22, depending on aides and a walker.
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Caine insists he’s trying to stretch out his last days by quitting booze and losing weight to visit with his grandkids by his daughter Natasha, with his wife of 45 years, Shakira, shown here in 2000. But insiders fear he’s battling Parkinson’s disease and other problems.
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“I’ll probably drop dead talking to you but I’ve lost 30 pounds just because I want to see my grandchildren,” the
plastic-surgery eschewing star recently told a reporter. “They’re twins of six and a boy of seven. I’d like to get to 17 for the boy.”
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But a source worries the star is “suffering from Parkinson’s and only has a few months to live.” In January, photographers snapped Caine, whose effective on-screen spying
drew appreciative kudos from the KGB, visiting a hearing aid store in London.
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Dr. Gabe Mirkin told The ENQUIRER that along with “shaking, rigid muscles, and the loss of coordination, it is fairly common for people with Parkinson’s to lose their hearing.” On March 1, Michael took a tumble outside Los Angeles’ famed eatery The Ivy and broke his foot in two places.
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His rep calls fears about his health “ridiculous,” but a source says “his movements are slow and stiff. Those in his inner circle are terrified he will likely spend the remainder of his days trapped in that wheelchair, a virtual prisoner of his own body.”
Michael Caine, feeble and battling a
slew of severe health issues, has found himself increasingly confined to a wheelchair and — in a bombshell revelation — confesses he’s facing his final curtain call!
Photo credit: Getty Images
“I know my days are numbered,” the "Alfie" legend recently admitted to a source for
The National ENQUIRER. The two-time Oscar winner looked fragile as he celebrated
Andrew Lloyd Webber's birthday in London on March 22, depending on aides and a walker.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Caine insists he’s trying to stretch out his last days by quitting booze and losing weight to visit with his grandkids by his daughter Natasha, with his wife of 45 years, Shakira, shown here in 2000. But insiders fear he’s battling Parkinson’s disease and other problems.
Photo credit: Getty Images
“I’ll probably drop dead talking to you but I’ve lost 30 pounds just because I want to see my grandchildren,” the
plastic-surgery eschewing star recently told a reporter. “They’re twins of six and a boy of seven. I’d like to get to 17 for the boy.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
But a source worries the star is “suffering from Parkinson’s and only has a few months to live.” In January, photographers snapped Caine, whose effective on-screen spying
drew appreciative kudos from the KGB, visiting a hearing aid store in London.
Dr. Gabe Mirkin told The ENQUIRER that along with “shaking, rigid muscles, and the loss of coordination, it is fairly common for people with Parkinson’s to lose their hearing.” On March 1, Michael took a tumble outside Los Angeles’ famed eatery The Ivy and broke his foot in two places.
Photo credit: Getty Images
His rep calls fears about his health “ridiculous,” but a source says “his movements are slow and stiff. Those in his inner circle are terrified he will likely spend the remainder of his days trapped in that wheelchair, a virtual prisoner of his own body.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
