Jay Leno, the 74-year-old comedian and former “The Tonight Show” host, is preparing for his retirement, making end-of-life plans, and arranging a significant donation to an automotive museum. After transitioning from late-night TV, Leno hosted “Jay Leno’s Garage,” which ran from 2015 to 2022, sharing his passion for cars and motorcycles. However, recent health challenges, including severe burns and a motorcycle accident, have marked his life. Additionally, his wife Mavis, 77, is battling dementia, prompting Leno to gain conservatorship over her inheritance. Leno plans to leave his car collection to a museum and $7 million to family members.
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