The Oscar winner gave an update on her deteriorating eyesight on a podcast and said she would now 'fall over' if unaided

Dame Judi Dench, who has the eye disease macular degeneration, revealed that she can no longer go out on her own due to her worsening vision.

Dame Judi Dench, 90, shared on a podcast that she needs to always be accompanied by a person since she cannot see and "will walk into something or fall over."

Judi Dench can no longer see on film sets due to her macular degeneration eye condition. The 90-year-old actress appeared on British entrepreneur Trinny Woodall’s “Fearless” podcast last week and revealed that she can’t go out alone anymore due to the disease.

Judi Dench opened up about losing her vision to macular degeneration, revealing that she doesn’t go out by herself anymore as to not “walk into something or fall over,” according to People. On an episode of Trinny Woodall’s Fearless podcast,

Dame Judi Dench has given an update on her failing eyesight due to macular disease, admitting that she can no longer leave the house unaccompanied. "Somebody will always be with me," she told Trinny Woodall on her Fearless podcast. "I have to now because I can’t see and I will walk into something or fall over."

Dame Judi Dench has given fans an update on her macular degeneration as she revealed that she can no longer leave her home alone. The 90-year-old actress revealed in 2012 that she was dealing with macular degeneration and slowly losing her vision.

Dame Judi Dench, 90, isn't a fan of going to events on her own. "I'm not good at that at all, nor would I be now," the Oscar-winning actor said during an appearance on the "Fearless" podcast hosted by Trinny Woodall.

Karwai Tang/WireImage Judi Dench's vision loss has affected all aspects of her life, and has limited her ability to attend public events. "I'm always nervous before going to something," the Oscar winner,