Kathleen Turner became a famous sex symbol in the early 1980s. Since then, her looks
have significantly changed, but she is still a well-known figure in Hollywood.
She appeared in numerous films alongsideA-list stars such as Steve Martin, Michael
Douglas, and Jack Nicholson, but her acting career began to wane as time passed.
Turner stated in 1994 that she was suffering from an autoimmune condition that caused
her excruciating agony and fevers, impairing her ability to perform.
Her popularity in the entertainment business suffered as a result of this. Despite this
setback, she was nominated for multiple awards for her acting abilities, illustrating that
you don’t have to be beautiful or famous to be successful in the show business.
Turner was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, a chronic inflammatory autoimmune
illness, in the early 1990s.
Doctors had given her a gloomy prognosis, predicting that she would soon need to use a
wheelchair due to the swelling in her wrists limiting her mobility.
As a result, reports spread that she had become a heavy drinker in an attemptto dullthe
pain of her condition.
Turner wrote an essay about her struggle with rheumatoid arthritis in 2009. She
described how her concerns about physical appearance and sexiness suddenly paled in
compared to the difficulties of merely walking without agony.
Turner is well known for her role as Jessica Rabbitin the 1988 film Who Framed Roger
Rabbit.
Following a life-altering diagnosis, the actress was put on various drugs, which
significantly impacted her physical appearance.
This fueled the public assumption that she had become addicted to drinking or drugs.
Rather than respond to the rumors, she remained silent, enduring the press’s continuous
criticism of her metamorphosis.
Her new appearance was due to the adverse effects of her doctors’ treatments and
meds – something beyond her control.
Despite this knowledge, she elected notto reveal what had caused such drastic
alterations in her physical appearance.
Turner’s lengthy fight with rheumatoid arthritis has ended, and she attributes her
successful recovery to daily gymnastics and Pilates practice.
Her marriage to real estate mogul Jay Weiss lasted 23 years before they divorced in
2007.
Turner still makes appearances in cinema and theater performances less frequently than
she did during her peak.
We can be thankfulthat, despite her medical concerns, she was able to take charge of
her health and overcome the obstacles posed by her situation.
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