Los Angeles, CA – Christina Applegate opened up about her battle with multiple sclerosis and her rare appearance at the Emmys this year in a forthcoming interview on “Good Morning America.” The actress, known for her role in “Married … With Children,” candidly discussed the challenges of living with MS and the difficulty of being in the public eye. Despite the struggles, she expressed gratitude for the support she has received.
During the interview with Robin Roberts on “GMA,” Applegate, 52, shared a humorous anecdote about her Emmys appearance, joking about “blacking out” during the event. She also reflected on the overwhelming reception she received and the warm response from the audience.
Joining Applegate in the interview was Jamie-Lynn Sigler, another actress living with MS. The pair is set to launch a new podcast called “MeSsy,” where they will delve deeper into their experiences with the autoimmune disorder.
Applegate first revealed her MS diagnosis in 2021 and has been open about her struggles with the condition. Despite facing challenges, she continues to find humor in her situation and remains grateful for the support she has received from fans and colleagues.
As Applegate navigates her journey with MS, she has hinted at the possibility of retiring from acting, citing the physical toll that long hours on set can take. She admitted that she may not have the energy to continue working in the industry at this time.
The actress, who was filming the final season of her show “Dead to Me” when she was diagnosed with MS, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to portray her character. Applegate views her role as a gift and acknowledges the uncertainty of her future in the entertainment industry due to her health condition.
Applegate’s candid interview with Roberts is set to air soon, offering viewers a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of living with multiple sclerosis in the public eye. Through her openness and humor, Applegate continues to inspire others facing similar health battles.