Morgan Freeman, 88, Debuts Drastic New Appearance as Fans Say He's 'Been Frozen at the Same Age' for Years

Fans can’t stop talking about Morgan Freeman’s latest TV appearance.

The iconic actor, 88, stopped by The Jennifer Hudson Show and was greeted by the famous spirit walk in a video posted on X on Sunday, November 2.

In the clip, Freeman was greeted by staff members on either side as they sang and cheered his name while he walked down the hallway to the stage. The Dark Knight Rises star wore a tailored plaid suit jacket, a burgundy button-down and blue jeans.

By the time he reached the end of the line, he appeared winded, leaning against the corner before blowing a playful raspberry.

“Morgan Freeman, we love him / We love all his movies, he’s a king / We got Morgan Freeman, we love him / Here at J. Hud,” sang the group.

“The king of all cavernous voices, Morgan Freeman!” the post’s caption read.

In the comments section, fans pointed out the Alpha actor’s noticeably aged appearance.

“He’s been old my whole life, but now he’s actually starting to look old,” one user wrote, while another critic added, “He finally looks like he aged. I thought he was a vampire tbh.”

“Morgan been 40 all my life. Never thought I’d see the day when he finally gets older 🥹 Someone should’ve walked him down like he expected at the beginning!” a third added.

Freeman is known for his commanding presence, which he has shown in movies like The Shawshank Redemption, Bruce Almighty and Seven in his nearly six-decade career.

Freeman has suffered health issues over the years, speaking openly about the lasting injuries he sustained from a 2008 car accident in Mississippi when he and a passenger were freed with the Jaws of Life. Although doctors attempted to repair the nerve damage, Freeman was left with a “useless hand” that requires a compression glove to ensure blood flow.

"It's the fibromyalgia," Freeman told Esquire during a July 2012 interview. "Up and down the arm. That's where it gets so bad. Excruciating."

Although the accident changed the actor’s lifestyle — as he would normally pilot jets and sail — the superstar didn't dwell on the loss. "There is a point to changes like these. I have to move on to other things, to other conceptions of myself. I play golf. I still work. And I can be pretty happy just walking the land,” the actor told the outlet.