Health Crisis! Antonio Banderas Hospitalized AGAIN For Severe Chest Pains
March 19 2017, Published 4:35 p.m. ET
Just two months after Antonio Banderas was rushed to the hospital for suffering chest pains, RadarOnline.com has learned he's checked back into a hospital for a second time after experiencing similar symptoms.
According to insiders, the 56-year-old actor is receiving treatment at a posh heart hospital called "Clinique de Genolier," which is anchored close to Geneva in Switzerland.
As doctors monitor Banderas' condition, his girlfriend Nicole Kimpel, 37, remains in an apartment next door to his room — connected by a door.
RadarOnline.com previously reported that the movie hunk was at his home in England's Surrey when he began feeling "agonizing pains in his chest" while exercising, according to The Sun. He was rushed to a hospital outside of London.
Less than one week after the scare, Banderas was spotted stepping out for the first time with Kimpel in London.
The Hollywood hunk still didn't appear to be feeling well enough, as Kimpel opted to drive to their destination.
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"We can confirm that last Thursday Antonio was admitted to the hospital after having experienced chest pains while exercising," the actor's rep revealed after his January episode. "However, Antonio was released the same day after doctors performed a check-up which confirmed his good health."
But according to insiders, Banderas' health has been going downhill again. He's expected to fly down to his hometown in Spain to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award on March 25, but it's unclear if doctors will give him clearance due to his condition.
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