Cesar Bonoknown for playing Frankie Rivers in Neighborsspoke about the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaumand commented: “I tell you with my heart in my hand, very seriously, when I learned about the studies you have, I was pleasantly impressed.” He mentioned this during a meeting with the media, after being questioned about what he thought of the Rafael Inclán’s comment towards Sheinbaum.
Despite attending media events for his plays, Bono faces mobility problems and suffered an infection from the same bacteria that affected André Marin.
What illnesses does ‘Neighbors’ actor César Bono have?
In 2018, the series interpreter Neighbors suffered multiple heart attacks and brain, which affected the mobility of your left handeven though these occurred in the right hemisphere.
“I’m very well, the only thing that was damaged was my mobility. If you have the heart attacks that I had, eight in a single night, and they affect your right hemisphere, it affects your mobility on the left side. My entire left side was damaged, but if they had hit me on the left side, I would have lost my speech, and thus I would not have been able to work; So, of the evils, the least,” commented the actor in an interview after his recovery.
In 2021 he suffered from a Covid-19 contagionwhich led him to declare that despite his recent accidents, he is not afraid.
“I tell you without fear, I have had many accidents in this life,” he said after winning a lawsuit against a tenant whom he denounced for owing him a year’s rent for a property in the State of Mexico.
Stomach ulcer problem
In 2022 he had a biliary tube change, after a stomach ulcer was detected that caused hemorrhage for which he had to be emergency hospitalized; After that, he underwent surgery for a perforation in the duodenum that left him hospitalized in intensive care for up to three weeks.
Bacterial problem in the stomach
In a small meeting with the media, César Bono revealed that 15 years ago he suffered from the same bacteria that caused the death of sports journalist André Marín, known as Clostridium difficile.
“I had that bacteria at a function and, look, I got very sick. Morris asked me: ‘What do you feel?’, and I responded: ‘I feel like I’m going to die,’” the actor mentioned. Defending the caveman.
“That bacteria that killed André Marín enters your body orally, and when it reaches your mouth it finds the perfect humidity and temperature to develop. It can go to your heart, your brain or your lungs. “It was removed from me by a specialist whose focus is on the neck and head,” said the actor.
