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Former President Bill Clinton arrived at the New York City Marathon finish line Sunday with a bandage covering the tip of his nose.
The 79-year-old’s bandage-covered nose was clearly visible in two images which showed him hugging his daughter, Chelsea, 45, who had competed in the race. Clinton was joined by his wife, Hillary, 78.
It was not immediately clear why the former president needed the bandage, but his health journey has garnered public attention over the years and with health challenges dating back two decades.
In 2004, the former president underwent a successful quadruple bypass surgery after doctors found he had nearly 100% blockage in some of his arteries.
At the time, ABC News reported that physicians said Clinton narrowly avoided a major heart attack.
The following year, in 2005, he suffered a collapsed lung, adding another serious episode to his medical history.
Clinton’s health has continued to be monitored in the years since. In 2021, the former president was hospitalized for a urinary tract infection that spread to his bloodstream.
He recovered after several days of treatment and was later released in good condition.
In 2022, he faced another health setback when he contracted COVID-19. The infection was described as mild, but it nonetheless renewed concerns about his overall health given his history of cardiac issues.
Most recently, in August 2025, Clinton was seen leaving an airport accompanied by individuals carrying what appeared to be a medical device, reportedly a defibrillator, sparking new health fears.
Photographs showed someone walking alongside Bill and Hillary Clinton, carrying the device as the couple exited the airport.
Sunday’s images showed the former president in good spirits as he embraced his daughter at the finish line and cheered her on.
Fox News Digital has reached out to Bill Clinton for comment.
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