NEW YORK — Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has been hospitalized and remains in a “serious but stable” condition, his spokesperson announced on Sunday.
“Mayor Giuliani is currently in the hospital and is in serious but stable condition,” the spokesperson said in an official statement. Highlighting Giuliani’s resilience, the representative added that the 81-year-old has faced every challenge in his life with determination and is fighting his current illness with that same resolve. The statement concluded with an appeal to the public to keep him in their prayers.
The exact nature of Giuliani’s medical condition and the specific reason for his hospitalization have not yet been disclosed.
News of his declining health has drawn reactions from prominent political figures. President Donald Trump took to social media to express his support, praising his longtime ally as a “true fighter” and calling him the “greatest mayor in the history of New York City.”
Fellow former New York City Mayor Eric Adams also issued a statement wishing Giuliani a speedy recovery. Adams emphasized that while political differences exist, moments of health crises transcend partisan lines. He acknowledged Giuliani’s decades of public service and wished him a swift return to good health.
Giuliani, who built his early career as a high-profile federal prosecutor, rose to international prominence for his steadfast leadership of New York City in the immediate aftermath of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. His hospitalization has sparked an outpouring of concern across the political spectrum and among his supporters.
