Christina Applegate is getting ready for a big night after being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
be ahead of Critics’ Choice Awards on Sunday, January 15Applegate expressed her feelings about the incident on Twitter.
She wrote, “So this Sunday will be my first award show since 2019. Also the first time since MS. Nervous! But thanks @CriticsChoice Because including me.
Applegate, 51, nominated for Best Actress in a Comedy Series for her portrayal of Jen Harding in the film dead to me, aired the third and Fall 2022 Final Season.
The MS Society of America responded to Applegate on Twitter with a message of support, saying: “Congratulations – we will always have your back!”
In an earlier tweet, Applegate thanked the Screen Actors Guild of America for its nomination, writing: “Thank you @SAGawards Nominate today! I have been a proud member of this union since 1975.I’ve had a really tough year and today it makes me Smile.Love so much for my peers and my lovely Jean Smart and the other incredible ladies around me. “
This Screen Actors Guild Awards It will be held on February 27 this year.
Applegate previously revealed that she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2021 while filming season 3, but she is determined to overcome the challenge to finish the show.
she shared with type she said Netflix In response to the streamer considering ending her health early: “No, no, no, no, no, no: We have to finish this story. It’s too important to our hearts; it’s too important to our souls. We have to give this gift , not just for ourselves—there are people who like these characters, and we have to end them too.”
Congratulations on being nominated!Fans can tune in tonight at 7pm ET to hear Critics’ Choice continuous wave. The 2023 SAG Awards will be broadcast dynamite and TBS 8 p.m. ET, available the next day via home theater max.