David Hasselhoff Uses Walker After Hip and Knee Surgery, Sources Say He's Fine
David Hasselhoff, 73, was photographed using a walker and appearing thinner than usual, sparking health concerns among fans. The former Baywatch star had hip and knee replacement surgery, which explains why he needs help walking.
David Hasselhoff has fans worried after recent photos showed him using a walker and looking frail. The 73-year-old actor, once known for his muscular physique as lifeguard Mitch Buchannon on Baywatch, was seen struggling to keep his balance while leaving a building.
Sources close to Hasselhoff tell TMZ that he's doing fine despite the concerning photos. The walker is needed because he underwent hip and knee replacement surgery, making it difficult for him to walk normally.
This isn't the first time health concerns have surrounded the actor. In May 2023, Hasselhoff was spotted in a wheelchair being pushed through an airport, which also worried fans at the time.
Hasselhoff became a global star in the 1980s and 1990s through Knight Rider and Baywatch. The shows made him one of the most recognizable faces on television worldwide.
Hasselhoff was a major TV star for millions of viewers who watched Baywatch and Knight Rider. Seeing childhood heroes age reminds us how time affects everyone, even those who seemed invincible on screen.
Hasselhoff will likely continue recovery from his surgeries. No updates on when he might return to public appearances without assistance.
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