Broadcaster Jon Snow, 78, has spoken about how Alzheimer’s disease is affecting his plans for family life after retirement, according to reports. Sources describe that after stepping back from work, Snow and his wife, Precious Lunga, welcomed a baby boy when they were older and had been looking ahead to a retirement that balanced travel and childcare. One account says the couple intended to spend time between Africa and the United States, with Lunga continuing her work while Snow cared for their son. The coverage characterizes Snow’s desire to be a “hands on” father and a devoted husband as a central part of his retirement hopes. The reports also state that Alzheimer’s is disrupting that outlook, including the expectation of more time with their child. Taken together, the articles present Snow’s illness and family plans as closely connected themes, with both outlining the same general background: a post-retirement plan centered on parenting and travel, now affected by Alzheimer’s.