Antonio Resines Recovers Well After ICU Stay Following Medical Emergency

Actor Antonio Resines is recovering well at home after a serious medical emergency required ICU admission, with friends confirming he is in good spirits and out of danger.

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  • • Antonio Resines spent three days in ICU and over a week hospitalized due to a serious medical emergency.
  • • Loles León confirmed Resines is in good spirits and eager to socialize.
  • • Carmen Machi praised his vitality and resilience, calling him "a crack" and "inexhaustible."
  • • Resines is now recovering at home under medical care, with no cause for concern.

Antonio Resines, the renowned Spanish actor, was recently hospitalized due to a serious medical emergency that led to his admission to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) for three days at Hospital San Rafael in Madrid. Initially, his participation in the upcoming season of Top Chef was interrupted by this health issue, which forced him to withdraw. RTVE had initially described his absence as due to health reasons, but the severity of the situation became clear when Resines spent over a week hospitalized.

Friends and colleagues have since provided reassuring updates on his condition. Loles León, a close friend, reported that he is in good spirits, describing him as "very well, very upbeat, and eager to go out for drinks." Actress Carmen Machi also praised his vitality and resilience, calling him "a crack," "inexhaustible," and highlighting his generosity and enjoyment of life and work. Resines is now recovering at home under medical supervision, with his health being the top priority.

This incident has drawn parallels to his previous severe health crisis in 2021 when he battled COVID-19, spending 23 days in a coma and facing significant psychological challenges. However, the current prognosis appears positive, and friends emphasize that there is no cause for concern.

Luis Merlos has taken over Resines' spot on Top Chef in his absence, but all involved are hopeful for his full recovery and return to normal activities soon.