Cheers star George Wendt, looked in ill-health as he was seen emerging from a health clinic in a wheelchair aided by his wife.
George Wendt looked frail as he left an appointment in a wheelchair Cheers star George Wendt looked frail as he was seen being wheeled out of a treatment centre during a rare public outing in the San Fernando Valley. The actor, 76, made his name in the 80s sitcom Cheers in which he played the cheerful bargoer Norm. In recent years, the actor has rarely been seen out and about and he appeared to be in ill-health as he was seen visiting the health centre.
The actor was last seen in public earlier this year when he teamed up with his TV colleagues including Ted Danson, Kelsey Grammer, Rhea Perlman and John Ratzenberger for the Emmy Awards in January. Before the Emmy Awards, the actor was last seen out and about in September 2022. The cast reunited on stage at the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards at Peacock Theater In the series, Ted Danson starred as Sam Malone, Paul Willson as Paul Krapence, Kelsey Grammer as Dr.
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