Chris Hemsworth he is exercising the power of truth.
Especially when it comes to expressing his frustration at the backlash that revealed his increased risk of Alzheimer's disease. And two years after he first spoke about his genetic predisposition, the Thor: Love and Thunder The star reflected on the public disclosure of the news and clarified the state of his health.
“I was really angry because I felt like I had been vulnerable with something personal and shared it,” Chris said. Vanity Fair in an interview published on April 30. “As much as I said 'This is not a death sentence,' the story became that I have dementia and I'm reconsidering life and I'm retiring and so on.
The 40-year-old made it clear that he was not, in fact, diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Rather, he had learned he was at risk while filming his National Geographic docuseries No limits. And soon she inspired her entire family to get genetic testing as well.
But more than tests, Alzheimer's is a disease her family has experienced firsthand, with her grandfather dying last year after a long battle. Chris also shared his father Craig Hemsworth is showing the first signs of the disease.
