Actor Ashton Kutcher attended Vengeance premiere during the 2022 Tribeca Festival at BMCC Tribeca PACin New York City in June. Photograph: by Noam Galai/Getty ImagesAshton Kutcher has said he is “lucky to be alive” after a he was diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder that he says robbed him of sight, hearing and equilibrium.
In a clip from the programme released ahead of its broadcast, the star and venture capitalist told host Grylls that the affliction had come on two years ago, and it had taken a year to recover. Kutcher, known for his roles in That ’70s Show and The Butterfly Effect, added that he was “lucky to be alive” after what had been “a terrifying journey”, but one that made him strong and resilient.
Questions about the autoimmune disease, which can occur in the young and old, grew more acute at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic when American and British health agencies warned of a possible link between Covid-19 and Kawasaki disease, a type of vasculitis found in children.
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