Actor and activist Danny Glover, 79, says he has Alzheimer’s disease. Multiple outlets report that Glover made the disclosure during an interview on NBC’s “Today” show with Lester Holt. He stated that he has been living with the condition for several years and described his outlook as something he can “live with, in a sense,” adding that as the disease advances “things are going to be different and changing.” Several sources also say he discussed aspects of living with the diagnosis in other public comments, including that his diagnosis was made in 2023, while noting that he is still processing some parts of it. The reports mention that Glover’s daughter, Mandisa, also appeared during the “Today” segment and said it is important for him to control his own narrative and speak publicly about his condition. Across coverage, Glover’s entertainment and public-profile background is referenced, including his well-known role in the “Lethal Weapon” film franchise and his broader work as an actor and humanitarian. No outlets present new medical details beyond the diagnosis and his account of living with it.