JACKSONVILLE, FL — Comedian and actor Guy Torry was hospitalized this week after experiencing a blood clot in his lung. He was en route to perform at The Comedy Zone in Jacksonville on Thursday night when he was admitted to a local hospital for emergency treatment.
Torry, 54, shared an update on his condition via social media, reassuring fans that he was recovering well. “Needed emergency surgery, but I’m going to be okay,” he wrote, expressing gratitude for the support and prayers from his followers.
A video posted by Torry shows him in a hospital bed, wearing oxygen and giving a thumbs-up to the camera. He thanked the medical staff at UF Health Jacksonville for their care and noted that he was feeling stronger. The comedian also mentioned that fellow comedian Tony Tone stepped in to perform in his place at the comedy club.
Torry is best known for his roles in films like American History X and Pearl Harbor, and for his stand-up comedy performances. He has been active in the entertainment industry for several decades and continues to perform across the country.
Fans and fellow comedians have expressed their well-wishes for Torry’s speedy recovery. Many took to social media to send messages of support, with some sharing their own experiences with blood clots and the importance of timely medical attention.
While Torry has not specified when he plans to return to the stage, his fans are hopeful for his quick and full recovery.
