'She doesn't leave home much': Liza Minnelli, 77, spends final days 'isolated' with her dogs at LA home

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Liza Minnelli is said to be not in good health but as per some sources, she still desires to perform for her fans one last time.

Insiders have disclosed to RadarOnline.com that the 77-year-old legendary singer has now been spending her time at her home in seclusion.

“Liza doesn't leave home much anymore. She's surrounded by her dogs, her favorite movies, and her memories,” a tipster shared.

They also added, “She has spent a lifetime making other people happy. Now it's time to focus on herself.”

However, the ‘New York, New York’ star “does have plans to return to the stage one more time to say goodbye” “even if it's in a wheelchair.”

Minnelli’s representative has shared that the actress is “very much looking forward to performing again.”

Liza Minnelli ‘looks horrible’

This comes after earlier, friends of Minnelli reportedly revealed that the ‘Cabaret’ star was under “round-the-clock” supervision.

They also said, “Liza often fidgets, her hands shake, and she looks horrible. She sometimes doesn’t know who she’s talking to and has a hard time focusing.”

Liza Minnelli at Oscars 2022

In 2022, Minnelli shocked her fans when she made a presence on stage with Lady Gaga during the Academy Awards.

She appeared in a wheelchair, leaving her fans disheartened.

An insider told RadarOnline.com at the time, “Liza rarely leaves the house anymore, so the Oscars were supposed to be such an important moment for her.”

“It turned out horribly, though, when she was brought out in a wheelchair instead of being seated in a producer’s chair, as she was expecting. She didn’t want people to remember her that way,” they added.

However, there was another side of the story behind Minnelli’s appearance in the wheelchair at the Oscars.

Singer Michael Feinstein, a longtime friend of Minnelli, had claimed that the dancer was "sabotaged" during the event.

Feinstein reportedly revealed that Minnelli “only agreed to appear on the Oscars if she would be in the director's chair because she's been having back trouble.”

He continued that his pal said, "I don't want people to see me limping out there. You know, I want to look good... I don't want people to be concerned about my safety."

But despite this, she was forced to sit in a wheelchair.

"Liza pleaded. She said, 'No, I will not be seen in a wheelchair in front of everybody. I will not do this. I refused to do this.' And they said, 'Well, it's either that or nothing,’” Feinstein added.