Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, 81, is hospitalized in “critical but stable” condition, according to his spokesperson. Multiple outlets report that Giuliani is being treated in a hospital setting after a medical incident, but none of the sources provide specific details about what caused his admission. His spokesperson, Ted Goodman, says Giuliani remains in critical but stable condition and, in some reports, adds that the condition is being monitored, without giving further clinical information.
Several outlets also note that the reason or timeline for his hospitalization is not immediately clarified publicly. PBS NewsHour and others report that Goodman does not state how long Giuliani has been in the hospital or what led to his transfer.
Some coverage references Giuliani’s later years as a prominent supporter and legal figure associated with Donald Trump, including his role as Trump’s lawyer, but the hospitalization reports themselves focus on his medical status. One report also mentions that Giuliani was observed appearing unwell shortly before the hospitalization, though the reports do not confirm whether that was the direct cause of his hospital admission.
