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Danny Bonaduce's brain surgery has been a success.
The actor's long-time friend and agent Paul Anderson has revealed to TMZ that Bonaduce underwent a two-hour long surgery on Monday that 'went really well' and has left everyone very optimistic abut his recovery.
Bonaduce, 63, is expected to be released from the hospital in the next few days, followed by a period of recovery at home for the next three to four weeks.
Since April 2022, The Partridge Family alum has been grappling with an unknown ailment which impacted his ability to walk and maintain his balance. He spent five days in the hospital last year after his wife first noticed he was struggling to speak.
Bonaduce revealed last week that he finally received an official diagnosis - hydrocephalus, a build-up of fluid in the brain.
On the mend! Danny Bonaduce's brain surgery has been a success
Danny is expected to return to his usual ways once he's ready to do so, which includes manning his radio show. Paul also joked the surgery shouldn't impact his 'quick wit and sense of humor.'
The surgery was intended to help Danny maintain his balance in his everyday life, and doctors now believe this will be achieved.
Danny's wife, Amy Bonaduce, also shared the good news on her Twitter account: 'It’s been a long day but I just wanted to let you guys know that Danny’s surgery went according to plan and he’s doing well (purple heart emoji).'
As a result of his health condition, he and his wife are also parting ways with their multi-level home in Seattle and moving into a condo that is safer for him to move around in.
Last week Danny revealed he finally received a diagnosis for his mysterious ailment.
'My life was talking to doctors, and I'll tell you what, I had maybe Tuesday meetings with five doctors, on one single Tuesday. And just recently, nobody could figure out what it was. And I thought, "Well this is a big deal. I'm falling down now, that can't be good." So I met with 100 doctors, this one guy tests to see if that's what I have, and currently, it looks like that's what I was having,' he told TMZ.
Speculating on how he acquired the condition, Danny said taking 'a guitar to the head' on reality TV and having a boxing match with Jose Canseco likely didn't help matters.
'I've done so many stupid things on a reality TV show I took a guitar to the head and that hurt, and was possibly the cause of all this, I got punched in the face by Jose Canseco, a 265 pound professional athlete, and by the way, I didn't hit the floor,' he said.
He also gave a shout-out to his employer, iHeartRadio, for being so accommodating during the ordeal, even installing a studio in his home so he can broadcast from the
