According to the latest bulletin issued by Samaritano Botafogo Hospital, in Rio de Janeiro, where actor Tony Ramos (75 years old) was admitted to treat a brain hemorrhage, his health condition is stable. He was admitted to the hospital on Thursday night (16) to undergo surgery to drain a subdural hematoma.
According to the family, the surgery was performed by neurosurgeon Paulo Niemeyer Filho and was completed at approximately 7:30 p.m., and was considered successful. Information from G1.
“Samaritano Botafogo Hospital informs that actor Tony Ramos underwent surgery to drain a subdural hematoma earlier today (05/16).” The patient’s health condition is stable,” reads the note sent by Samaritano’s press office.
The artist was admitted to the hospital after feeling unwell in the morning and the recordings were cancelled. Recently, Toni Ramos was seen in a different look alongside actress Lilia Cabral and director Jose Alvarenga. Tony and Lilia will play a married couple in Alvarenga's film “A Lista.” The film tells the story of Doña Loreta, a retired woman living in Copacabana, and her neighbor Amanda (Giulia Bertoli and Lilia's daughter).
Tony Ramos made his debut on the small screen in 1965, with a secret participation in the TV series “A Outra” on Tupi TV. Over more than six decades of work, the actor has played more than 140 roles, most notably Téo, in the original version of the TV series A Viagem (1975) and Miguel, in Laços de Família (2000). Recently, Tony Ramos appeared on air as Antonio La Selva in Terra e Paixão (2023).
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