Barbara Eden, 95, says she’s ‘okay’ after last-minute cancelation of festival appearance

Barbara Eden, 95, apologized for her last-minute cancellation at the Cinecon Classic Film Festival, initially reported as due to ‘sudden illness.’ She later clarified on social media that she is not suffering from an illness but is experiencing side effects from a newly prescribed medication, which requires her to rest at home. Eden expressed her appreciation for the concern and expects to be back to her usual activities soon.

• Barbara Eden, 95, cancelled her appearance at the Cinecon Classic Film Festival due to ‘sudden illness.’
• Festival organizers announced her withdrawal via a Facebook post.
• Eden later clarified on Instagram that she is not ill but experiencing side effects from a new medication.
• She expressed her gratitude for the concern and assured fans she is ‘okay’ and expects a speedy recovery.
• Eden was scheduled to receive the Cinecon Legacy Award and introduce her 1961 film ‘All Hands on Deck.’