Nearly 20 years after his divorce from Christina Applegate, comedian Johnathan Schaech took to X (formerly Twitter) to praise Married with children star in the midst of his ongoing battle with MS.
In the sweet post, Schaech stated, “She danced opening night on Broadway with a broken foot! Beat cancer! She is the toughest human being I have ever met! M-MS! So proud of her! Let’s go Christina!
He danced opening night on Broadway with a broken foot! Beat cancer! He is the toughest human being I have ever met! Fuck EM! So proud of her! Let’s go Christina! https://t.co/V5J02f2bkc
– John-a-thon Schaech (@JohnSchaech) January 16, 2024
Christina Applegate and Johnathan Schaech were married from October 2001 to December 2005. Their divorce was finalized in 2007. She married musician Martin LeNoble in 2013 and they share a daughter, Sadie, who is almost 13 years old. Schaech was married to Jana Kramer from 2010 to 2011 and then married Julie Solomon in 2013. They have a son and a daughter.
Applegate received a standing ovation during the 2024 Emmy Awards over the weekend. While on stage with the show’s host, Anthony Anderson, Applegate presented the awards for Best Supporting Actress and Best Lead Actress in a Comedy Series.
Christina Applegate announced in August 2021 that she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) a few months earlier. Last year, she revealed that she would no longer be able to perform on camera due to the illness.
Christina Applegate Once Said “There’s Never a Good Day” While Living with MS
During a 2023 interview with vanity fair, Christina Applegate opened up about the struggles she faces while battling MS.
“With MS disease, it’s never a good day,” Applegate said. “You only have little Shitty days. People say, ‘Well, why don’t you shower more?’ Well, because entering the program is scary. You can fall, you can slip, your legs can bend. Especially since I have a glass shower. “I’m afraid to go in there.”
Christina Applegate also pointed out that there are certain things that others take for granted in their lives that she now finds very difficult. “Going down stairs, carrying things, you can’t do that anymore,” she said. “She is a fucking shit. I can still drive my car short distances. I can bring food to my son. Up, never down.”
Although she admitted that she didn’t have many friends who would visit her and help her, Applegate didn’t seem to mind. “No. I know that sounds like ‘Yay!’ “But I don’t really want to be around a lot of people because I’m immunocompromised. I have a friend who lives here during the week and she helps me take care of Sadie.”
Christina Applegate added that she has a caregiver on weekends to help when needed. “I also don’t want a lot of nervous system stimulation because it may be too much for me. “I like to keep it as calm and peaceful as possible.”
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