Seinfeld's Michael Richards seen for first time since revealing secret cancer battle and reflecting on 2006 racist tirade in new memoir as he steps out with wife in Los Angeles

Michael Richards was seen for the first time since revealing a secret battle with prostate cancer and reflecting on his 2006 racist tirade in his upcoming memoir Entrances and Exits. Michael Richards was seen for the first time since revealing a secret battle with prostate cancer and reflecting on his 2006 racist tirade in his upcoming memoir Entrances and Exits The actor detailed finding out he had stage 1 prostate cancer in an excerpt of his memoir, obtained by People, after a routine checkup showed high PSA levels - candidly revealing that he 'would have been dead' had he not undergone surgery to remove his prostate. The Seinfeld alum, 74, was spotted enjoying a stroll with wife Beth Skipp in Los Angeles on Wednesday Richards pictured with his wife Beth in 2010 In addition to 15-year-old son Antonio, whom he shares with Skipp, Richards has a daughter, named Sophia Richards did not hold back in the memoir and even wrote about his decision to stay out of the public eye following his racist rant at the Laugh Factory in 2006. The 74-year-old actor detailed finding out he had stage 1 prostate cancer during the summer of 2018 in an excerpt of his book after a routine checkup showed high PSA levels, obtained by People, which comes out on June 4 'It had to be contained quickly,' the California native stated.