Bob Harper arrives on Broadway after recent heart attack
Bob Harper is lucky to be alive.
And the Biggest Loser host is making the most of his new lease on life as he arrived for a fun-filled evening on Broadway.
The 51-year-old trainer looked in great health as he stopped by the opening of the musical Groundhog Day on Monday night.
Bounce back: Bob Harper, 51, looked in great health as he stopped by the opening of the musical Groundhog Day on Monday night
Harper had suffered a major heart attack on February 12 of this year.
He was working out at a gym in New York when he suddenly doubled over and lay unconscious.
Fortunately, two doctors were at the gym and were able to perform CPR on him and use Automated External Defibrillators (AED).
Health scare: Harper had suffered a major heart attack on February 12 of this year
Harper had technically died as there is a doctor's report that reads: 'Cause of Death: Cardiac Arrest’
He then slipped into a two-day coma — suffering short term memory loss when he first woke up.
Harper is in much better condition now and looks at life differently as he told Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live last week.
Ghost story: Harper had technically died as there is a doctor's report that reads: 'Cause of Death: Cardiac Arrest’
Gym scare: Harper was working out at a gym in New York when he suddenly doubled over and lay unconscious
'I just think that for me, it changes my whole approach,' Harper said. 'But I am so happy to be around.'
As for ignoring the signs something was wrong, he said: 'I started having these dizzy spells. And I just kind of overlooked them and just adapted. Which is the dumbest thing — I kick myself over and over again about it.'
The fitness guru went on to say he will enjoy his life more. As in catching the latest Broadway offering.
Groundhog Day is a musical comedy with music and lyrics by Tim Minchin, and a book by Danny Rubin. It's based on the 1993 film of the same name.