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Derek Watts is back home and walking short distances

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Derek Watts is recuperating at home after being diagnosed with “severe sepsis” last month. The Carte Blanche host collapsed with suspected stroke in Hoedspruit two weeks ago and was quickly taken to Milpark Hospital in Johannesburg where doctors determined he had “severe sepsis” as reported by News 24.

Also read: Derek Watts Health Scare Revealed – TV Host Forced to Learn to Walk Again After Severe Sepsis Diagnosis

In an update, he shared that he has been home for four days and can now walk unsupported for short distances. He thanked his Carte Blanche team and viewers for their support.

Photo: Facebook / @Carte Blanche

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