Bill O’Reilly said on his website that he is “recovering from some stomach stuff” after disclosing he was dealing with an unspecified illness earlier this week. “Dealing With A Malady” – Bill O’Reilly Discloses Illness "Greetings, No Spin Nation! Your tour guide is okay and recovering from some stomach stuff. We are open on the website and very happy the Greenland invasion is not happening, but Sri Lanka better watch it," O'Reilly said. Greetings, No Spin Nation! Your tour guide is okay and recovering from some stomach stuff... https://t.co/VIwJyztA59 — Bill O'Reilly (@BillOReilly) January 23, 2026 O'Reilly wrote on his website: Amazing good wishes have arrived here in New York City, and it’s hard to describe my gratitude. I am planning a jail break out of the medical facility where there are more than a few Concierge Members. That’s major. If USA Today finds me, I’m toast. Working on the first broadcast back because there’s nothing else to do here except watch hysterical local TV news coverage about snow generated by global warming. Also, Mayor Mandami won’t give the kids a snow day unless they blame the frozen precipitation on capitalism. Have an invite to go to church with Don Lemon, but might be too risky. Who knew the depth of his spirituality? Another No Spin update on Sunday. Stay safe. The NSN is the best! “Hey No Spin Nation. Sorry I am dealing with a malady. We have great doctors so we’ll fight the good fight. Doesn’t affect my fingers so will update you on me, news cycle, and anything major. Hopefully, back in the saddle shortly,” O'Reilly said earlier this week. Veteran television host Bill O’Reilly announced that he had an unspecified illness in an update on his website. pic.twitter.com/o4nuTR95gc — NEWSMAX (@NEWSMAX) January 21, 2026 More from the New York Post: O’Reilly hosts his own, “No Spin News,” weeknights at 8 p.m. ET on TheFirstTV.com and DirecTV. He is also a frequent guest on NewsNation. NewsNation host Chris Cuomo said Tuesday that O’Reilly would not make his scheduled appearance on the show. “He is sick,” the host of “CUOMO” said during the show. “He’ll be back soon.” O’Reilly has been the host and producer of “No Spin News” since he was fired from Fox News following a New York Times report that alleged he and the network paid nearly $13 million to settle cases with five women going back 15 years. “It is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to completely unfounded claims,” O’Reilly said in a statement after the network axed his show. “But that is the unfortunate reality many of us in the public eye must live with today.” He has continued to maintain his innocence.