Frankie Muniz is speaking out about rumors of his memory loss.
The 36-year-old actor appeared on "Steve-O’s Wild Ride! podcast December 16, which he said was 'the first time that [he's] actually ever gotten to clarify' the issue in a public forum after he was reported to have dealt with mini-strokes in 2012 and 2013.
The Malcolm in the Middle star said there were misconceptions about his health circulating, as his official diagnosis was migraines auras after seeing a slew of doctors.
The latest: Frankie Muniz, 36, is speaking out about rumors of his memory loss, as he said there were misconceptions about his health circulating, as his official diagnosis was migraines auras after seeing a slew of doctors
'If you search my name, all it talks about is how like I have no memory or I’m dying of strokes and all this kind of stuff,' he said. 'You search my name [and] it’s basically, "Frankie is dying."'
The New Jersey-born star pointed at a history of concussions he's had over the years playing sports and racing.
'I’ve thought about it a lot like over my years of like, you know, why do I have a bad memory?' he said. 'You know what I mean? The only logical thing I can say is, yeah, I’ve had nine concussions.'
Muniz said he didn't 'want to blame the concussions or blame anything else,' but pointed to the fact that he's had a jam-packed life and doesn't remember every detail.
The actor appeared on Steve-O’s Wild Ride! podcast December 16, speaking about his history of concussions and memory issues
The Malcolm in the Middle star said there were misconceptions about his health circulating, as his official diagnosis was migraines auras after seeing a slew of doctors
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