Terry Crews’ Wife Rebecca Reveals She’s Battled Parkinson’s for 10 Years

Terry & Rebecca Crews

Terry Crews’ Wife Rebecca Reveals She’s Battled Parkinson’s for 10 Years

Rebecca King-Crews is opening up about a deeply personal health battle she’s been navigating for more than a decade. In a new Today interview, Terry Crews’ wife revealed she was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2015 after years of symptoms that included tremors, stiffness, and numbness — a journey the couple had largely kept private until now.

The emotional turning point came after Rebecca recently underwent an FDA-approved, noninvasive focused ultrasound procedure designed to target her symptoms. According to the interview, the treatment significantly improved the right side of her body and restored an ability she says she hadn’t had in years.

Rebecca shared one of the most powerful updates from her recovery, revealing, “I’m able to write my name and my dates and write with my right hand for the first time in 3 years.” She added that she is still healing but already seeing noticeable changes, calling the progress hopeful as she continues treatment.

The couple’s sit-down also highlighted the strength of their partnership through the diagnosis. Terry stood firmly beside his wife throughout the interview, calling her a “superhero,” while Rebecca described him as her support system during one of the most difficult periods of her life, saying the two are facing the journey together.

Rebecca also revealed she plans to undergo a second procedure later this year to help address symptoms on the left side of her body.

For now, the couple says the breakthrough has given them renewed optimism — and Rebecca says she hopes sharing her story can offer hope to others navigating Parkinson’s as well.