Russell Andrews, a 64-year-old actor known for roles including “Better Call Saul” and “Grey’s Anatomy,” says he has been diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Andrews made the announcement in a CNN interview with Elex Michaelson, speaking alongside his fiancée, actress Erica Tazel. In the interview, Andrews states, “I am a person living with ALS,” and describes the diagnosis as an ongoing condition. Multiple outlets report that Andrews also shares personal updates about his life with ALS during the same appearance. Separately, Andrews is reported to have partnered with the ALS Network for ALS Awareness Month, indicating involvement with advocacy and awareness efforts related to the disease. The articles are based on Andrews’ comments in the CNN segment and his public statements, with his fiancée expressing her commitment to care for him. Coverage consistently identifies Andrews’ acting credits and the fact that he disclosed the diagnosis on “The Story Is with Elex Michaelson,” with the reported details aligning across outlets without additional medical specifics beyond the ALS diagnosis.