Fox News anchor Sean Hannity addresses viewers’ concerns over appearance
Hannity said prednisone for a pinched nerve caused laryngitis and puffiness, adding that the side effects are normal and he is recovering well.
- On Wednesday, Fox News host Sean Hannity addressed widespread social media commentary regarding his raspy voice and facial puffiness, explaining he suffered a painful pinched nerve in his neck requiring medication.
- Hannity reported his doctor prescribed prednisone to reduce inflammation, which led to laryngitis and facial swelling; the Cleveland Clinic notes this synthetic corticosteroid commonly causes water retention and a round face colloquially known as "moon face."
- Even The Daily Show guest host Josh Johnson chimed in, joking, "This is not the point, but what is going on with Hannity's face?" after the broadcaster discussed his symptoms during a Monday episode of The Sean Hannity Show.
- Dismissing the speculation, the 64-year-old broadcaster stated, "Sorry to disappoint them, but a pinched nerve, a raspy voice, and a puffy face aren't taking me out anytime soon," and noted he appreciates the well wishes.
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Sean Hannity Finally Address Viewer Concerns
The 64-year-old conservative host has appeared a little different on air in recent weeks. Some viewers noticed his face looked puffier than usual, while others pointed out that his voice sounded raspier during his…
Fox News anchor says health issue causing viewers concern not ‘taking me out’
Sean Hannity clarified that he’s being treated for a pinched nerve following concern and speculation about his health from viewers who noticed that he has had a “puffy face and raspy voice” during recent episodes of his Fox News show.
Sean Hannity Gives Health Update to Explain ‘Puffy Face and Raspy Voice’ After Viewers Express Concern
Sean Hannity clarified that he’s being treated for a pinched nerve following concern and speculation about his health from viewers who noticed that he has had a “puffy face and raspy voice” during recent episodes of his Fox News show. Hannity says that the injury occurred while “training,” likely referring to his martial arts practice. The conservative anchor has said in the past that he trains four days per week in a blend of Krav Maga, jujit…
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