Christina Applegate Admits She Ignored Early MS Symptom While Filming ‘Dead To Me’
Speaking on the latest episode of her MeSsy podcast, which she co-hosts with Jamie-Lynn Sigler, who also has MS, Applegate explained how she fell over while filming a running sequence in a field. She didn’t realize it at the time, but this was an early sign of her MS.
Christina Applegate's "First Sign of MS" Occurred on the 'Dead to Me' Set
Christina Applegate's multiple sclerosis battle began long before she was diagnosed with the disease in 2021. On the latest episode of her "MeSsy" podcast with Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Applegate recalled experiencing her first symptoms of MS during the pilot for the Netflix show Dead to Me in 2019,
Christina Applegate talks 1st signs of MS while filming 'Dead to Me'
Christina Applegate recently reflected on the first sign of her multiple sclerosis while filming "Dead to Me." During the Dec. 10 episode of " MeSsY " podcast, Liz Feldman, the executive producer of Netflix's show, praised Applegate for her dedication as an actor and collaborator on set.
Christina Applegate Noticed 'First Sign of MS' While Filming “Dead to Me” Pilot: 'I Remember Falling'
MeSsy, the podcast she co-hosts with Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Applegate, 53, recalled falling while filming a scene of her character running across a field. “I remember falling that day,” Applegate said in the discussion with Dead to Me creator Liz Feldman.
Christina Applegate Experienced "First Sign Of MS" While Filming ‘Dead to Me' Pilot
Christina Applegate is recalling how her struggle with multiple sclerosis (MS) began. The 4x Golden Globe nominee unknowingly experienced one of her first symptoms of MS while filming the pilot for her Netflix dark comedy-drama Dead to Me,
Christina Applegate noticed the first signs of MS after 'falling' on 'Dead To Me'
Dead To Me' star Christina Applegate has recalled "falling" on the set of the drama, which she later realised were the first signs of MS.
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