
“Prognosis is great, but the recovery demands a lot of rest and no work for a bit,” Henry added on Saturday. “I’m rescheduling pretty much every event leading up ‘till February. Can’t wait to be back and better than ever.” According to Henry, his health scare “has been a weight” on his mind for “a long time.” “It’s amazing to finally be free of it,” he concluded his statement. “Love to you all and happy holidays!” Several of Henry’s celebrity friends shared their excitement over his recovery in the comments section of his upload. “Sending you so much love and healing my friend,” Henry’s Live From the Other Side cohost, Amanda Klootsreplied on Saturday.

Singer Lauren Paley added, “Sending you so much love and healing vibes!” Carnie Wilsonfor her part, sent a “blessing for quick healing” via Instagram comment, calling Henry a “precious soul.” Holly Robinson Peete, Ricki Lake, Scheana Shay, Chloe Veitch and more famous faces also sent their best wishes to Henry. “Love you friend,” artist Charles Baker Strahan commented. “So happy for you @theresakoelewyn and @clintxgodwin (and your dad too 😉) 🙌🙌🙌.” Henry has previously been candid about his diagnosis.

“This photo was taken a month after my 18th birthday in the backyard of my childhood home. I was doing readings on camera in my small town of Hanford, CA,” Henry wrote via Instagram in August 2023, sharing a throwback set pic. “Only a week later an MRI revealed a congenital brain cyst that led to emergency surgery after weeks of headaches. A mass I was born with was only now causing a life-threatening situation as my adult life was just beginning.”
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He added, “Despite all that, this project allowed for one of my most exciting moments as an early medium — reading an entire diner full of strangers, as well as delivering messages in my teenage haunts of China Alley (later featured on @lifeafterdeathnetflix). This experience taught me early on the importance of timing and trust. Without the inevitable brain surgery that ensued, I don’t think I would of had such a firsthand awareness of the fragility of life.” Henry later revealed earlier this year that his second brain surgery “was a success.”
“Great prognosis, incredible staff, and I feel so thankful to be surrounded by my family,” he wrote via Instagram in May. “I’ll be on bedrest for a month and look forward to getting back to doing readings. … This isn’t my first rodeo with this and I have so much to be thankful for. I’ll see ya’ll very soon with lots of thought-provoking subjects and of course, readings.”








