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Beloved Food Show Host Adam Richman gives fans an update following a second mysterious operation.
“I am home, and thankful I have arrived through it,” the Man v. Food wrote a host in an update to Original Instagram Post Divided on Friday, May 23. “Feel quite rough, but that’s to be expected. Looking to use this summer to mentally and physically rebuild and come out with some new bangers for you this fall.”
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On Friday, Richman, 51, shared a vague post asking fans for their prayers and looking good before a secret Secretary.
“Hello beautiful people. Don’t want to scare anyone like the last time, so just want to be very clear-Today’s surgery number two,” he wrote. “And because no one knows the future, I wanted to tell everyone who has been so kind and supportive to me and the shows I do and I have made, I am grateful forever and love you all so much.”
The original post continued, “If I am given the opportunity to come out of this, I promise I will continue to work my tail to give you everything. Blessed to live the life I have and yes, blessed me to live long enough to see my beloved @spursophicial picking up a European trophy. If you have a moment, pick up your boy on the other side.”
A month earlier, the former host prompted concern about his health after sharing a cryptic Instagram post where he said he never claimed he was perfect.
“Thank you all for the support you have given and the opportunity to live out my dreams to pick up so many others through the shows I do, and to tell their stories,” he wrote on April 10. “I’m not perfect, never claim to be. I have always tried my best and tried to lead with love.
Richman later gave fans an update where the post explained and apologized for causing so much concern to -lein.
“I wasn’t going to say anything because it was a kind of personal nature,” he said at the time. “So I have to have a couple of surgeries. Thankfully I have just repaired some injuries. It’s nothing, God banned, associated with a much more serious medical condition. But they are serious surgeries to repair these injuries.”
Richman went on to explain that his father had what he referred to as “normal surgery” when he was 52 and “never came out,” left the TV host fearing hospitals and surgeries.
“These injuries may be a bit due to my own age,” he added. “I’m scared. I’m really scared out of my mind, and a little sad. I know these days, everyone is trying to be Sigma – no one wants to admit any kind of fear, but I’m afraid.”
Prior to his indefinite procedures, Richman said he “prayed” and, as a result, felt “much gratitude and little humility” he eventually inspired him to share the original job, relating to.
“I was trying to communicate because the bottom line is that I work for the pleasure of the people who enjoy my shows,” he explained. “That enjoys me as a host – or whatever that is.”
