Jay Leno He found that laughter was the key to maintaining the spark of life married with his wife, Mavis, after her diagnosis of dementia.

The comedian, who previously discovered that Mavis sometimes forgets who he was, shared that her laughter was helped to brighten his day, especially during film nights.

Jay Leno announced that his wife was diagnosed with advanced dementia last year and that he was granted a conservator.

Leno shared that the movie nights with his wife significantly changed in the middle of her battle with dementia.

Former speech Turnj host and Mavis married in November 1980. years and since they were next to the other.

Despite her ill health, Leno said he used laughter to make a spark into their home.

"I still laugh every day and that's always fun," Leno said New York PostExplaining to share some laughs that review some of his old stitches from the hosting "tonight of the show".

"Let's go back to YouTube - have all the" titles "we worked over the years. And my wife enjoys it, and as if forgetting she just saw it, so again she was seen on the same jokes. So for a comedian , that's great, "he added.

Last year, Leno discovered that Mavis was diagnosed with advanced dementia and that the conservatory was approved over it.

Toward People MagazineDuring the hearing in the superior court in Los Angeles, the lawyer appointed to the court, Robert Ostrinom, said "in agreement" with conservatories, adding to "the great steam with his husband, Mr. Leno."

"I think it's in the least restrictive environment," the judge agreed. "I think he looks very good with Mr. Leno."

Then the referee said Leno that "everything you do is right" and that "I fully understand that this is a difficult time." Then the referee mentioned that the TV personality was "Fit" for the role.

Leno's conservator wife, Mavis, came after it was discovered that Mavis "sometimes does not know his husband or her birth."

Mavis lawyer also shared that she "has a lot of disorientation" and "he craves her parents, who both passed, and her mother, who died 20 years ago."

"Based on my interaction with Mr. Leno, some research I have done, it seems that he was a cell boy," Ostrin said about the coming conservator over his wife.

He added the lawyer: "And his private person corresponds to a public personal person who projects."

Despite taking care of his wife, Leno managed to save for a while for his community. He saw him by giving food to firefighters who have tirelessly worked to throw out the inferno who ravaged most Southern California.

Toward Now todayFormer Host late night for talk stopped the Pacific Palisade area in the American Fire Truck in American Lafranz to serve meals firefighters from the Fire Department in Los Angeles like the flame furious.

Reflecting at that time on the disaster, said Leno told the CNN's Anderson Cooper, "The whole town was deleted. I mean, Pacific Palisade, it doesn't exist and probably won't exist for the next five, six years probably."

He noted that he encouraged the "sense of the community," he testified through orders in the city, adding, "we will pass through it; we always work."

Leno, which is well known in the industry for his abilities of comic pedigree and hosting, has yet to host Oscar.

The famous ceremony prize silenced the other late night tourist show Hosts for honor, including Johnny Carson, who hosted him five times, and Jimmy Kimmel, which was under the belt three gigaras.

"I think it will be great," Leno said about Conan O'Brien, which was appointed to host the upcoming 95. Academic awards in March, in March, Po Male magazine. "He is a very funny guy. He is very creative. I'll watch, for sure. It will be good to do."

However, Len's absence seems to be with the list of hosts his own. He recently admitted that he never wanted to host Oscar.

"I sat with my staff and said," What do we do? We need to make a show a day before Oscar. We need to make a show day after Oscar. Do we save your best jokes for our show? Or give all our best jokes on Oscar records? "" He explained Leno.

"And we realized that when you see someone on TV every night, it is not special to see them host Oscar," he continued. "That's my feeling. You're too much on TV. I think Conan will be good because it's not in every night like I used to ... I think it's going to do good."