Josh Brolin’s Health was on the line during a “stressful” move to Montecito, California.
On SiriusXMs “Literally! With Rob Lowe” Podcast, Brolin, explained the host that because of his move he contracted a “mild matter” of Bell’s palsis.
“I got so stressed about moving here because it represented something very specific to me that I finally ditch a mild case of Bell’s palsy,” said Brolin.
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Josh Brolin closed a “mild business” of Bell’s palsy while moving to Montecito, California. (Gareth Cattermole/Getty images)
Lowe wondered if Brolin knew for sure that his medical condition derived from stress, and the actor said: “Absolutely one hundred percent. There is nothing else to blame it.”
According to the Mayo ClinicBell’s Parese “is a condition that causes sudden weakness in the muscles on one side of the face. Often the weakness is in the short term and improves them. And the eye on the affected side is difficult to close.”
“I got so stressed to move here because it represented something very specific to me that I finally ditch a mild case of Bell’s Pare’s ditch.”
Brolin told Lowe that he was previously diagnosed with Bell’s Parese in another stressful situation.
“The last time I got Bell’s Palsy, was 17 years ago when I thought to go back here. So, the two times I got Bell’s palsy, when I thought about going here. And then I moved Here, and I had something like: “Oh!
Josh Brolin said that there is “nothing else” to blame the palsy of his bell, except stress. (Getty Images)
Lowe asked Brolin if he could have come “on the other hand” when it comes to connecting Montecito with certain memories, and he explained that “all these good memories are starting to come”.
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Brolin said: “I am so, wow, I remember that when I was on Biltmore, we were in butterfly. Was it Miramar? All these great things. So all these things jump out of the ground. My childhood wasn’t like that Serious if I illustrated it a bit. There were also things, and it was really fun. “
Josh Brolin was a guest on Rob Lowe’s podcast. (Roy Rochlin/Getty images)
The star “Goonies” lives in California with his wife, Kathryn Boyd, and their daughters, Westlyn and Chapel. Brolin was previously married to Alice Adair, with whom he has two adult children, Trevor and Eden.
Brolin’s health update comes a week after he Joked about “stop acting” After “Dune: Part Two”, director Denis Villeneuve received a large Oscars snub.
Brolin, who played in both “Dune” and “Dune: part two,” Had previously threatened to stop acting if Villeneuve’s work was not recognized in the future.
From left to right, Austin Butler, Josh Bolin, Zendaya Coleman, Timothy Chalamet, Souila Yacoub, Rebecca Ferguson, Denis Villeneuve, Lea Seydoux and Stellan Skarsgard shares the “Dune 2” premiere (Photo by Marc Piasecki/Wireimage)
“I just want to say congratulations on the ‘dune’ best photo nomination, to Gray Fraser on cinematography, for the best visual effects, for Patrice (Vermett) about production design and for sound,” said Brolin in a video shared with his Instagram -story. “Apparently I will stop acting because Denis Villeneuve has not been nominated.”
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“This is exactly how this thing works,” he added. “It doesn’t make sense for me. That’s ok. (Editor) Joe Walker and Denis, you deserve it. It’s a great movie. It was even better than the first. The people who have received praise certainly deserve it. Happy to be. Part of it.
Josh Brolin played in both “Dune” films. (Joe Maher/Getty images)
Brolin praised the sequel “Dune” as a “better film” than the first, because he threatened to leave the industry in November.
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“If he is not nominated this year, I will stop acting,” Brolin Variable told. “It was a better film than the first. When I watched it, it felt like my brain had broken open. It is masterful and Denis is one of our master film makers. If the Academy Awards have a meaning, they will recognize him.”
Lauryn Overhultz from Fox News Digital has contributed to this report.
