Harrison Ford’s recent outing in Los Angeles quietly drew attention, as fans were intrigued with his activities when he’s not working. The veteran actor was spotted in an off-duty moment — no premiere, no press obligations, no red carpet energy — just a rare glimpse of Ford moving through a normal day. The sight stood out precisely because it wasn’t tied to a role or a comeback narrative. Ford took a two-year break after “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” in 2023, later returning in Captain America: Brave New World in 2025. The 83-year-old was known throughout his career for his dashing head of hair and slender figure. However, as he’s gotten older, fans are becoming worried about his health due to his changing appearance. Harrison Ford leaves fans worried after some notice he’s more slender than usual. (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images) ‘Won’t Be the Same Without Him’: Harrison Ford Pulls Out of Oscars Appearance Due to Sudden Medical Diagnosis Following Months of Concern About His Health Ford has long been known for maintaining his physique over the years, especially during his Indiana Jones era, when he appeared more toned with darker hair. This time, however, the contrast was noticeable. Despite wearing a concealing outfit, images from the outing showed a leaner frame and fully gray hair, creating a visual shift that stood out precisely because the moment was so ordinary Spotted on Wednesday, Jan. 28, Harrison Ford was seen browsing a Chevrolet car lot in what appeared to be a routine, low-key outing. There was no indication whether he was shopping for himself or someone else, and no confirmation that a purchase was made. Photos show a salesperson walking him through the lot and pointing out several trucks, with nothing about the visit suggesting anything beyond a normal stop. Ford wore a typical dad outfit: light blue button-up shirt, dark blue jeans, a brown belt, and black shoes. In the comments section of the Daily Mail tabloid’s article about Ford’s outing, one person who noticed the change wrote, “He looks like he is shrinking.” Another person, who seemingly believes most people get smaller in their elderly years said, “I think he looks frail. He is 83 so not unusual.” Slender? Interesting…more like frail. A third fan saw nothing wrong with how he looked and wrote, “I think he looks fantastic for his age – still got it Indy!”  The “Star Wars” star also still has it when it comes to fitness. He was photographed last week taking a bike ride in California and had on proper fitness attire. Ford opted to wear a gray short-sleeved shirt, black spandex, sunglasses and a helmet and gloves. He previously opened up about aging in an interview with People magazine back in 2023. “I don’t want to be young again,” he said, “I was young, and now I enjoy being old.” Reflecting on the beautiful parts of getting older, he continued, “You are certainly physically diminished by age but there are wonderful things about age — richness of experience, the full weight of all the time you’ve been spending getting to being old — and there’s a certain ease in it for me.” Despite approaching his mid-80s, Ford hasn’t let his age stop him from being on sets. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Official Gym Memes Page (@gymmemesofficial) From 2020 to 2025, he played Jacob Dutton in a Western period series called “1923.” It’s a show that follows the Dutton family as they face challenges to protect their land during the Prohibition, and Great Depression era.  Ironically, he was also in a show called “Shrinking” for three seasons where he played a therapist suffering from Parkinson’s disease. Season 3 of the Apple TV show was released the same day Ford went car shopping. The first three episodes were a nice surprise for viewers with Michael J. Fox making a guest appearance on the show. It was the first time he’s been on screen since retiring from acting in 2020, 29 years after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. ‘He Looks Frail’: Harrison Ford’s Casual Outing Triggers Double Takes as Fans Say He Looks More Slender Than Usual ...read more read less