Back in October, Sinbad suffered a severe stroke. His family said he would need time to recover, and he is still rehabbing from it.
Yesterday, his son, Royce, and daughter, Paige, gave an update on his health at an event held in the comedian’s honor in Tennessee. They said that the comedian was given a good prognosis after the initial stroke, he suffered another clot, and then a brain bleed days afterward in the hospital. Because of that, he required six surgeries to repair it all.
He was hoping to have been recovered by now, but he is still fighting. He might be down, but he is not out. I have a feeling he will come back stronger than he was before.
Our prayers are being answered, but we still need to do them. I met him once, and he is a truly nice guy who cares about others. I ask you to care about him in his time of need. Pray for him to continue moving forward with his recovery.
Last month, Sinbad’s family announced that the comedian suffered a stroke. Yesterday, his children Paige and Royce gave an update on his condition. “We are happy to report that he continues to recover and is getting better every single day,” his daughter said with a smile.
“We also want to thank every last one of you for your well wishes, calls, texts, cards, flowers, but especially your prayers. Gd is listening and they are working and for that we are immensely grateful,” his son added. “We ask that you please continue to stand in agreement with us for his complete healing.”
They also read a statement from their dad. “Thank Gd for everything He’s given you, even if it’s not everything you asked for. Thank Gd for family and hug the ones you love while you’re still with them. We need each other to get through this journey,” Sinbad said. “I can’t wait to see you all again soon. As always, stay funky, stay prayed up!”
Please continue to pray for him. Hopefully, he will back doing what he loves and what we love watching him do real soon. Get well, Sinbad.
Sinbad’s family shared a message about his health today, and the actor/comedian recently suffered a stroke.
“It is out of sincere love that we share Sinbad, our beloved husband and father, is recovering from a recent stroke,” the Adkins family announced in a statement. “Sinbad is a light source of love and joy for many generations. While he is beginning his road to recovery, we are faithful and optimistic that he will bring laughter into our hearts soon. Our family thanks you in advance for your love and support and ask for continued prayers for his healing. We also ask that you please respect our privacy during this time.’ Thank you.”
Today, as we pray for the 64-year-old’s speedy recovery, I also ask you to watch his hilarious sitcoms, movies, and comedy specials on streaming sites like Tubi. Maybe as we laugh with Sinbad, it will help to heal him by sending positive energy his way. We need him to get better so he can make us laugh out loud again!
Before Sinbad was a coach on Different World, he was coaching singles on Dick Clark’s Nitetime. How hysterical was the 28-year-old in that 1985 episode?
About two months ago, one of the skits from All That came to life with Good Burger getting a Pop Up restaurant. Yesterday, several members from the original series got together to play trivia with their fans. Actually, Sinbad, Alisa Reyes, Lori Beth Denberg, Josh Server, Angelique Bates, Christy Knowings and Leon Frierson read the questions and we had to answer them. I just Googled all the answers because that is how I play trivia.
It is not about me, it is about my friend Alisa and her castmates having fun reliving their youth with the fans. While those fans got to meet their TV friends who were a big part of younger days.
Everyone had a blast eating the Good Burgers and drinking the adult orange sodas with alcohol. Everyone except absentees Kenan Thompson who does something on Saturday Night and Kel Mitchell who is Dancing with the Stars.
Since they could not be there, they got two impersonators to play them. The guy who played Ed was so good, I actually thought it was Mitchell himself. Yes, lots of laughs at my expense.
The Good Burger in LA is closing on the 29th and reopening in Chicago next year. When it comes to the All That reboot, it is back on Saturday with the 4 final episodes of the first season. Keep your eye to see Mitchell, Server, Denberg and Reyes in at least one of those episodes.
Personally, I wish Nickelodeon would also do an adult version of All That with the OGs. Would you watch?
