The comedian, 73 — who is still on the mend after his car fire and motorcycle crash — told Page Six exclusively that he won't stop working “unless I have a stroke.
- 11 months ago
Jay Leno has no plans to slow down — but will under one condition.
The comedian, 73 — who is still on the mend after his car fire and motorcycle crash — told Page Six exclusively that he won’t stop working “unless I have a stroke.”
“Then you slow down,” he explained Saturday at a kickoff event ahead of the premiere of “Hot Wheels: Ultimate Challenge.”
“That’s when you retire — when you have your stroke.”
Not even two major accidents in the span of two months were enough to keep the former “Tonight Show” host away from doing what he loves.
The comedian, 73 — who is still on the mend after his car fire and motorcycle crash — told Page Six exclusively that he won’t stop working “unless I have a stroke.”
“Then you slow down,” he explained Saturday at a kickoff event ahead of the premiere of “Hot Wheels: Ultimate Challenge.”
“That’s when you retire — when you have your stroke.”
Not even two major accidents in the span of two months were enough to keep the former “Tonight Show” host away from doing what he loves.