Analysis Of Nbc's Biggest Loser
Bob Harper recovers from a heart attack
NBC's "Biggest Loser" fitness trainer and host, Bob Harper, says he is recovering from a severe heart attack that left him unconscious for two days.
Harper told TMZ that he was working in a gymnasium in New York this month when he collapsed. He said a doctor who was also in the gym performed CPR on him.
Harper, 51, says he spent eight days in a New York hospital and has not yet been allowed to fly to his home in Los Angeles.
Harper was a montage on all 17 seasons of "The Biggest Loser". He served as a trainer on the show from 2004 to 2015. He took over as the host of the actual weight loss program last
NBC's "Biggest Loser" fitness trainer and host, Bob Harper, says he is recovering from a severe heart attack that left him unconscious for two days.
Harper told TMZ that he was working in a gymnasium in New York this month when he collapsed. He said a doctor who was also in the gym performed CPR on him.
Harper, 51, says he spent eight days in a New York hospital and has not yet been allowed to fly to his home in Los Angeles.
Harper was a montage on all 17 seasons of "The Biggest Loser". He served as a trainer on the show from 2004 to 2015. He took over as the host of the actual weight loss program last