Rarely Seen Richard Simmons Claims He’s ‘Dying’ In Concerning Post

Richard Simmons‘s infectious energy and unwavering dedication to helping others achieve their fitness goals catapulted him to fame. Through many workout videos, television appearances, and motivational speaking engagements, Simmons endeared himself to millions, inspiring them to lead healthier lives. His presence served as a beacon of motivation for those seeking to embark on a weight loss journey.

The 75-year-old recently sparked curiosity and concern with a bizarre social media post in which he claimed he was “dying.” This unexpected turn of events has left many wondering about Simmons’ well-being and the reasons behind his sudden departure from his usual online demeanor.

The fitness guru makes a worrisome Facebook post, saying he is “dying”

In the post, the renowned fitness expert bravely disclosed that he is facing his mortality just as every other person was. “I have some news to tell you. Please don’t be sad. I am dying,” Simmons stated. “Oh, I can see your faces now. The truth is we all are dying. Every day we live, we are getting closer to our death.”

RELATED: Rarely Seen Richard Simmons Speaks Out On Apparent Biopic

The fitness guru also used the opportunity to share insightful tips on enhancing overall health and vitality by sharing his workout routine with his fans. “Why am I telling you this? Because I want you to enjoy your life to the fullest every single day, get up in the morning and look at the sky, count your blessings, and enjoy,” he wrote. “Every day that you are alive you have got to move. Whether it is standing or sitting you have got move your body every day. Start with stretching, then cardio and strength.”

When was the last time Richard Simmons was seen?

Even though Simmons has been living as a recluse since his last public appearance in 2014, it seems the 75-year-old still prioritizes maintaining good relationships with his loved ones as he recently advised his fans not to only focus on their physical health, but should also engage in nurturing strong bonds with their friends and family.

“There is something else very important that you must do. Tell the ones that you love that you love them,” he wrote. “Hug those people and children who you really care for. A big hug really goes a long way. If you have time, I want you to listen to a terrific song. It is by Tim McGraw it is called ‘Live Like You Were Dying,’ live today and don’t forget to pray.”