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Arnold Schwarzenegger reassures
On Thursday, Arnold Schwarzenegger expressed gratitude to fans for their support after his pacemaker surgery earlier this month. The action star also reassured audiences that his recovery wouldn’t postpone the upcoming second season of FUBAR.
“Thank you! I’ve received countless kind messages from around the globe, and many have asked if my pacemaker will affect FUBAR Season 2,” Schwarzenegger shared on social media. “Absolutely not. I’ll be ready to film in April, and any impact will be imperceptible unless you’re actively searching for it.”
Thank you! I’ve gotten so many kind messages from all over the world, but a lot of people have asked if my pacemaker will cause any problems with FUBAR Season 2. Absolutely not. I will be ready to film in April, and you can only see it if you’re really looking for it. pic.twitter.com/zO6aAwLHC6
— Arnold (@Schwarzenegger) March 28, 2024
Arnold Schwarzenegger's Pacemaker Surgery
Schwarzenegger revealed on his Arnold’s Pump Club podcast that he underwent surgery, emphasizing how it has enhanced his resilience. He expressed gratitude for his swift recovery, noting that by the end of the week, he was already attending a significant environmental event alongside Jane Fonda, whom he praised for her vitality and appearance.
Reflecting on his surgery, Schwarzenegger commended the Cleveland Clinic team for their exceptional care, ensuring the procedure was as smooth as possible.
In ‘FUBAR,’ Schwarzenegger portrays a CIA operative who teams up with his daughter, played by Monica Barbaro, also a CIA agent. Created by Nick Santora, the action-comedy series premiered its first season in May 2023 and received a renewal for a second season in June of the same year.