Pauley Perrette: Last News

Pauley Perrette is looking back on a terrifying health crisis in the hopes of spreading awareness. The 53-year-old former  star recently revealed that she suffered a «massive stroke» last year and now, she's opening up about exactly what happened. «I woke up and had no feeling on the entire right side of my body,» she tells ET's Kevin Frazier. «At first I thought I had just slept funny.

claimed she was physically assaulted on set upon her exit from the show in 2018, said she will “never again” act in an interview with Hello magazine published Tuesday.“I’m not ungrateful for the benefits that it gave to me,” Perrette said. “But I’m a different person now and I want to be here for it — the good and the bad and the painful.”“I want to be me all the time, and it takes a good amount of courage for me to say that to myself but it’s authentically how I feel,” she added.Perrette, who now works behind the scenes on documentaries, said she’s better off not being in front of the cameras anymore.“At this point in my life, I have this deep need to find authenticity in everything, and being an actor, especially at certain points in my life, was a great escape,” she explained.

Pauley Perrette may have taken a step away from the spotlight and Hollywood after retiring from acting, but she's still willing to show up in support of a cause she's passionate for.The star made a rare red (in this case blue) carpet showing for the Human Rights Campaign's 2023 Los Angeles Dinner, an event she has frequently attended.A post shared by Pauley Perrette (@thepauleyp)Pauley stepped out for the Human Rights Campaign's 2023 Los Angeles DinnerShe wasn't alone, though, as other celebrities like Justin Mikita, Cheyenne Jackson, Joel Kim Booster, Scott Evans, and Jake Choi were also in attendance.Pauley went all out with the bright palette for her look, opting to match her rainbow-hued hair with an equally colorful outfit, wearing a black fit and flare floral dress with knee-high boots.MORE: NCIS star Pauley Perrette shares reunion update with co-star – and fans are excitedMORE: Did you know that another actress was originally cast as Abby Sciuto on NCIS before Pauley Perrette?"Proud to have supported my beloved @humanrightscampaign @hrclosangeles #HRCdinnerLA last night," she wrote alongside several pictures from the night she shared.Pauley has involved herself with more work on charitable efforts and public events ever since she retired from acting following a 15-year-long stint on NCIS as fan favorite character Abby Sciuto.WATCH: Abby Sciuto leaves NCIS in season 15She remains active on social media, having become a passionate activist for civil rights, even directing and producing a documentary, Citizen Lane, about U.S.

NCIS actress Pauley Perrette was supported by former co-stars after the 53-year-old took to social media to share a poignant video about how she still struggles with the tragic loss of her cousin and firefighter Wayne. She starts the video by saying "Everyone has their human, their person…for me it was my cousin Wayne."WATCH: NCIS' Pauley Perrette details shock stroke"He was everything to me, he was like my brother, we were like twins…" she added while recalling all the fun times the cousins had together before explaining:"...Wayne's dead, March 18, 2022. It’s been one year and I still don't know who I am without him."Her former costars rallied around to support the star with Lauren Holly commenting: "Love u P.

Pauley Perrette is best know for playing Abby Sciuto in NCIS for 15 years, a role which she said "changed her life". But in 2017 she departed the TV show amid reports of a rift with co-star, Mark Harmon. So what happened to Pauley and what is she doing today?Pauley continued exploring her passion for acting and starred in the short-lived CBS show, Broke, which was canceled after just one season.WATCH: Pauley Perrette's character bids farewell to NCISIt was then that Pauley decided it was time to step away from the spotlight and pursue different avenues. She quit acting that same year but it didn't mean she retreated from sight entirely. Pauley still lives in Los Angeles and is very vocal on Twitter, having become a passionate activist for civil rights. POPULAR: Heidi Klum's son looks identical to famous dad Seal in childhood photoMORE: Pauley Perrette stuns fans with major transformation in childhood photo A dedicated advocate for civil rights, she directed and produced a documentary, Citizen Lane, about U.S.

Former  star Pauley Perrette says she suffered a «massive stroke» last year, and is opening up about her experience on the anniversary of the health scare. The actress took to Twitter on Friday to explain the obstacles she's faced with her health as well as the loss of her loved ones. In the video, Perrette appears with rainbow-dyed hair while she directly addresses her followers. «It's 9/2.

Former  star Pauley Perrette has revealed she suffered a «massive stroke» last year and is opening up about her experience on the one-year anniversary of the health scare. The actress took to Twitter on Friday to explain the obstacles she's faced with her health as well as the loss of her loved ones, but still remains grateful despite her hardships. In the video, Perrette appears with rainbow-dyed hair while she directly addresses her followers. «It's 9/2.

Former “NCIS” actress, Pauley Perrette, opened up about a “massive stroke” she suffered last year.

BreAnna Bell Pauley Perrette, who played the beloved character Abby Sciuto on “NCIS” for 15 years before leaving the series in 2018, has offered fans an update on her health, one year after she suffered a stroke. In a tweet shared by Perrette on Saturday, the actress shared a video opening up about some of the struggles she’s faced, saying that she’s “still a survivor.” “Hey guys, oh my God, it’s Sept 2,” Perrette opens the video saying. “It’s a one-year anniversary since I had a stroke. And I’m still here.”It’s 9/2 One year ago I had a massive stoke. Before that I lost so many beloved family and friends, And daddyAnd then Cousin WayneYet still a survivor after this traumatic life I’ve been given so far…And still so grateful,Still so full of faith,And STILL HERE! pic.twitter.com/psHokwiHij “Yes, I’m still here, again. How many times do I cheat death? Like I almost died from a hair dye allergy. I have food allergies, I’m a domestic violence and a rape survivor,” she continued. “I was assaulted by a crazy homeless person and almost died and I’m still here. I’m feeling really grateful and especially for all my rescue dogs that are over there. And I’m here, I’m still here, I feel good. I’ve been through a lot in the last two years.”

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorOprah Winfrey opened Project Angel Food’s Lead With Love 3 telethon on Saturday.“When we find a way to serve other people, we see how compassion and empathy can really make a lasting, positive impact by showing up for somebody else,” she said in a video message.The event, which broadcast live on KTLA, raised more than $1.1 million for Project Angel Food, which provides meals to critically ill people in Los Angeles County.Presented by City National Bank, Lead With Love was hosted by Eric McCormack and KTLA Morning News anchor Jessica Holmes along with Alex Mapa and Loni Love.The evening also included a “Charlie’s Angels” reunion of Jaclyn Smith and Chery Ladd and appearances by Lori Loughlin, Cybill Shepherd, Pauley Perrette, Debbie Gibson and Charo. The celebrity phonebank included Melissa Peterman, Michelle Visage, Kim Coles, Jai Rodriguez, Beth Hall, Mary-Margaret Humes, Lawrence Zarian and Gregory Zarian.

NCIS fans still miss Pauley Perrette as forensic scientist Abby Sciuto in the crime procedural drama.She left the series back in 2018 after 15 seasons as the character.

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