Fans ‘seriously concerned’ after Rachael Ray appears to slur words in new video

Rachael Ray’s latest appearance is sparking concern for the renowned chef and television personality.

Fans immediately took to the comment section of Ray’s newest video promoting her show, Rachael Ray in Tuscany, expressing their worry about the current state of her health.

“She does not look like herself at all. I hope shes ok.”

On Monday, the 56-year-old shared a clip of herself making the late singer Tony Bennett‘s favorite dish, ossobuco, while telling the story of how she “almost killed him.”

In the clip, Ray shared that when Bennett went to sit down in his chair it “slid out from under him and he hit his head on my marble counter behind him.” His wife assured Ray the crooner would “pop back up,” which thankfully he did.

While the Food Network star recalled her story about Bennett, the majority of people in the comments were focused on Ray’s appearance.

Some even questioned if she was drunk or suffering from a medical episode.


“Look at her mouth. It looks like she may be recovering from a stroke.”

“This is her normal speech pattern/mannerisms. Looks like maybe Bells Palsy, but honestly none of our business.”

“It’s obvious something going on and I’d say alcohol based on swollen face and body”

“Sounds tipsy to me. And she looks bloated. I hope she gets the help she needs or she will be another person dead from the awful disease of addiction”

Even though many were quick to diagnose Ray, there were still plenty who came to her defense.

“I don’t hear any slurring but she has compassion in her telling of the story. She’s a good person and her vibes are good.”

“She got emotional talking about her friend is all.”

“For heavens sake! She’s fine! Not 22 and cutesy any more, but shes fine. Missing her friend.”

Although Ray’s speech was slow and deliberate throughout the clip, the television personality has yet to address any of her fans’ concerns.

Whatever the case may be, I do hope Rachael Ray is okay. Please share.

VA

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