Sinbad Tells Fans 'Miracles Happen' After First Public Appearance Since 2020 Stroke
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Speaking in an Instagram video on Monday, the comedian thanked supporters for their thoughts and prayers.
Sinbad was overwhelmed with gratitude after making his first public appearance since having a stroke in October 2020.
In a heartwarming return to the spotlight last month, the comedian joined his cast mates from “A Different World” for a virtual reunion hosted by Atlanta’s Morehouse College.
Sinbad reflected on the reunion and expressed thanks to his fans and their support in an Instagram video on Monday.
“Man, that was so cool ... It’s wild that the kids even know who I am. That’s beautiful,” Sinbad said as he watched a clip of his Morehouse appearance in the video.
“Thank you to everybody who’s been praying for me and saying good things, and supporting me during this time in my life,” the “Jingle All the Way” actor continued. “It means a lot to me.”
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