Star Trek Icon William Shatner Hospitalized After Health Scare

William Shatner, best known for his iconic role as Captain Kirk in Star Trek, was rushed to the hospital after suffering a medical emergency, as per the latest reports. Here’s what happened to him and his latest health update.

William Shatner taken to hospital after experiencing a blood sugar emergency

William Shatner, 94, was rushed to the hospital on Wednesday after suffering a medical emergency, as per the latest report from TMZ. Harry Gold, Shatner’s agent, reportedly told TMZ that the actor had an issue with his blood sugar while at his home in Los Angeles, and was immediately rushed to the hospital.

TMZ reports that Shatner called emergency medical service workers as a precaution, and they showed up in an LAFD ambulance. He was taken to the local hospital for a check-up. Soon after, he was back at home. So, there is no reason to worry for his fans.

While many are concerned about Shatner because of his age, the 94-year-old actor has been keeping busy regardless. He has continued to make public appearances and has been involved in projects tied to his Captain Kirk character, which remains one of television’s finest. This has also given him a cult status that continues to grow.

William Shatner had a career that spanned seven decades, making him one of the most prominent Canadian actors of all time. He began his stint as Captain Kirk in the first Star Trek television series in 1966 and appeared in the role for the final time in Star Trek Generations in 1994. Besides Star Trek, he has been a part of numerous film and television projects over the many decades.

One of his more recent roles was in NBC’s Better Late Than Never. He has also had a packed career as a recording artist. Shatner’s cover versions of songs have also earned him significant acclaim. He remains a powerhouse in the industry.

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