Joe Manganiello Reveals Health Battle That Almost Killed Him & Contributed to Sofía Vergara Divorce
October 7, 2026 - 23:27
Joe Manganiello is sharing a deeply personal story in his upcoming memoir. The actor, known for his role in True Blood, reveals that he faced a serious health battle that nearly took his life. This experience, he says, also played a role in the end of his marriage to Sofía Vergara.
In the book, Manganiello describes the medical emergency that left him fighting for survival. He explains how the ordeal changed his perspective on life and put pressure on his relationship. The couple announced their divorce in 2023 after seven years of marriage. While they have kept details private until now, the memoir sheds light on the private struggles behind the public split.
Manganiello says writing the book helped him process both the health scare and the emotional fallout. He hopes his story will encourage others facing similar challenges to seek help and stay resilient. The memoir is set to be released later this year. Fans can expect a candid look at his life beyond the screen, including the moments that tested him most.
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