After undergoing surgery to receive a pacemaker, Arnold Schwarzenegger made a light-hearted comeback, teasing that he's becoming more akin to the Terminator.
The renowned actor clarified that this health development won't hinder his involvement in the filming of Fubar's second season. Arnold Schwarzenegger stands as a towering figure in Hollywood, celebrated globally for his cinematic contributions. While he's most famously known for portraying the indomitable Terminator, his impact on the industry transcends any single role.
Despite projecting invincibility on screen, Schwarzenegger grapples with heart issues, necessitating multiple surgeries, as captured in the video footage. Recently, he underwent a procedure to implant a pacemaker, a development he jovially addressed.
"Monday saw me undergo surgery to edge a bit closer to being a machine: I now have a pacemaker," he quipped on the Arnold's Pump Club podcast, drawing parallels to his iconic Terminator character.
"Let me assure you, I'm doing splendidly! Surgery on Monday, and come Friday, I was at a significant environmental event alongside my dear friend and fellow fitness advocate Jane Fonda," Schwarzenegger shared, highlighting his swift recovery.
"I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the entire team at the Cleveland Clinic. The doctors and nurses provided exceptional care, making the procedure as painless as possible," he expressed, concluding on a note of appreciation.
Responding to the influx of messages following his announcement, Schwarzenegger reassured fans via Instagram, posting a photo with his new pacemaker and addressing concerns about its impact on the upcoming season of Fubar.
"Thank you! The outpouring of support from around the globe has been overwhelming. Many have asked about my pacemaker and its effect on the second season of FUBAR. Fear not. I'll be geared up for filming come April, and you'll have to be eagle-eyed to spot any difference," he assured, humorously referencing the pacemaker.
With plans to commence filming the second season of Fubar in April, Schwarzenegger's fans breathe a sigh of relief, showering him with messages of encouragement for a speedy recovery.
