Paul Hogan Breaks Silence Over Wheelchair Photos

Paul Hogan
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Paul Hogan has finally addressed the concerning photos that recently sent fans into a spiral of worry. The beloved Australian icon was spotted being wheeled through Sydney Airport in a wheelchair, prompting widespread speculation about his health.

In an exclusive interview with 7NEWS, set to air tonight at 6pm on Seven and 7plus, the 85-year-old actor opens up about the images that triggered alarm bells across the globe.

“They got me in the wheelchair…,” Hogan reveals in a teaser for the interview, suggesting there’s more to the story than meets the eye. The full explanation promises to be something “no one saw coming,” leaving fans curious about what actually transpired at the airport.

Despite reaching his mid-eighties, Hogan still displays the characteristic charm and wit that propelled him to international stardom through his iconic “Crocodile Dundee” persona. However, the interview doesn’t shy away from honest discussions about his current health situation and his outlook on life moving forward.

The conversation with 7NEWS presenter Sally Bowrey also touches on Hogan’s relationship with his youngest son, Chance, addressing media headlines that have affected them both.

“I get a bit annoyed with the attention I get off the rags from my troubled son… he’s actually a hero,” Hogan states warmly, defending his son against negative press coverage.

The interview promises to take viewers through Hogan’s remarkable journey from his humble beginnings working on the Sydney Harbour Bridge to his meteoric rise to fame that saw him rubbing shoulders with Hollywood’s elite. Additionally, Hogan reportedly shares a personal wish that he’s including in his will.

This rare, candid conversation offers fans a glimpse into the current life of one of Australia’s most cherished entertainment figures. For those curious about the wheelchair incident and what lies ahead for the Australian screen legend, the full exclusive interview will air tonight Tuesday, July 22nd, at 6pm on Seven and 7plus.