Joe Manganiello Reveals Seven-Year Secret Health Ordeal That Nearly Cost Him His Life
The actor shared details about a severe illness that led to emergency surgery and its profound impact on his life and former marriage.
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Actor Joe Manganiello has publicly disclosed a severe, undisclosed health crisis that spanned seven years and almost claimed his life. The revelation comes as he promotes his recently released memoir, Bloodlines.
A Life-Threatening Medical Emergency
During an interview, Manganiello recounted the harrowing experience, explaining that he received an offer for the villainous role of Deathstroke in Ben Affleck's planned Batman film in 2016. This professional milestone coincided with a critical personal struggle.
In his memoir, Manganiello states he was
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