Liev Schreiber was hospitalized in New York City Sunday after telling his doctor he was experiencing a “massive headache.”
The “Spotlight” star’s doctor ordered that he “immediately” get checked out and stay overnight at the hospital, where he is currently undergoing a series of tests, TMZ reported Monday.
Insiders told the outlet that the actor was able to talk and walk without difficulty. At this time, no other medical information has been revealed.
“Out of an abundance of caution, Liev went into the hospital for testing and as of this afternoon, he has been cleared to return to work,” his rep told the outlet Monday night.
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Reps for Schreiber, 58, weren’t immediately available to Page Six for comment.
The Tony Award winner has starred in several projects over the years, including films like “Scream,” “Isle of Dogs,” “Spotlight” and “A Small Light,” and TV series like “Ray Donovan.”
He portrayed Ray Donovan in the seven-season series, which ran from 2013 to 2020.
Most recently, he portrayed Tag Winbury in the 2024 Netflix drama “The Perfect Couple” alongside Nicole Kidman as his on-screen wife, Greer Garrison Winbury.
As for his personal life, Schreiber got married to Taylor Neisen in July 2023 after about six years of dating.
The following month, the couple welcomed their first child together, Hazel Bee.
Schreiber is also the father of children Sasha, 18, and Kai, 16, with whom he shares with actress Naomi Watts, 57.
The exes previously dated for 11 years before they parted ways in September 2016.
Schreiber and the “Mulholland Drive” star, however, have put on a united front throughout the years and reunited for Sasha’s high school graduation in June.
