Actor and humanitarian Danny Glover, 79, publicly discloses that he has been living with Alzheimer’s disease for several years. Multiple outlets report that Glover made the remarks during an interview on NBC’s “Today” show with Lester Holt. In that conversation, Glover says he can “live with it, in a sense,” adding that as the condition progresses “things are going to be different and changing.” Several sources also describe that the disclosure comes alongside reflections on memory and identity. HuffPost UK reports that, in a separate interview with People magazine, Glover says he was diagnosed in 2023 and discusses still recognizing parts of the condition, including “moments” he will not forget. HuffPost UK also includes comments from his daughter, Mandisa, who appears on “Today,” saying it is important for Glover to speak for himself and to control his own narrative. Other coverage focuses on the central announcement and Glover’s acknowledgment of how Alzheimer’s may affect him over time.