Ray sounded bright and clear during the conversation, nearly two months after the Sept. 2 video that initially drew concern from fans. In the clip, she had regaled her followers with an anecdote about the time she hosted legendary jazz singer Tony Bennett for dinner, and "almost killed him."

Fans expressed concern for Rachael Ray’s health after she appeared to be ‘slurring’ her words in a cooking video

On her podcast, which was likely prerecorded, Rachael Ray said she had to avoid her usual household chores due to recent falls.

Television personality Rachael Ray opened up about her health on her new podcast, "I'll Sleep When I'm Dead," as she shared she recently suffered from "a couple of bad falls."

Rachael Ray said that she had “had a couple bad falls” recently while sharing a rare health update amid concerns from fans. “I am a homemaker. I love chores, I love being in the kitchen. I always work with my brain every day,

Rachael Ray seemingly addressed her health for the first time since she posted a video on Instagram that had fans worried for her back in September. Ray, 56, premiered the first episode of her new podcast called I'll Sleep When I'm Dead on Tuesday October 22,

Over a month after fans shared concerns for Rachael Ray due to her behavior in a video—with fans accusing the star of "slurring" words and worrying about her physical appearance—Ray finally shared a rare health update.

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