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Rather, he’d stay active by walking his dogs, hopping on an elliptical or sweating his way through other low-impact training.
Having fractured his hip in 2025 while filming Digger (“I was walking on set in my stocking feet, which was very stupid,” he admitted to The New Yorker), he’s focused on “building up the core, balance, strength training, stuff like that, so I don’t fall down.”
And should he stumble, it takes just one glance in the mirror to remind himself how far he’s come.
“I’m still trying to get used to my face,” he acknowledged on the Nov. 2 episode of the Happy Sad Confused podcast. “It’s weird. I think of myself as one way and then I look at myself, ‘Oh, wow!'”
Though it’s admittedly “strange,” he added, “It’s fun to get used to.”
He joins a long list of stars who have had to adjust to a new normal. See what they’ve shared about their wellness journeys.
(Originally published Aug. 23, 2026, at 12 a.m. PT)
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