Jeff Bridges' Cancer Tumor Shrinks to the Size of a Marble.

Jeff Bridges, 73, revealed in an interview with AARP that the tumor in his body, which was once 9-by-12-inches, has considerably shrunk amid his battle with lymphoma. The Hollywood veteran, who was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma in 2020, said the tumor has now shrunk "to the size of a marble" following extensive chemotherapy. Bridges also opened up about his complicated recovery process after being hospitalized for nearly five months due to COVID-19 and undergoing convalescent plasma treatment. Despite feeling his long acting career was in jeopardy, Bridges said he feels better and has commenced shooting his FX show.