Frankie Muniz suffered from a stroke again. The former "Malcolm in the Middle" star took it to Twitter to announce the news of his mini stroke saying,

"Almost a year to the day, I experienced another mini stroke," the 27-year-old actor turned racecar driver and musician tweeted. "Hopefully that will be the last. Miserable."

It was December last year that Frankie Muniz first suffered from a mini stroke and now his second health scare experience was described on "Good Morning America".

"I couldn't say words, and I thought I was saying them," he revealed to the show. "And my fiancée was looking at me like I was speaking a foreign language."

"I'm still trying to make sense of it, but happy I'm alive," he added.

A mini stroke is also known as transient ischaemic attack (TIA), it is an indication that a part of the brain is not getting enough supply of blood.

Muniz was recognized as one of Hollywood's most bankable teen, but after concluding his show "Malcolm in the Middle," he decided to shift his career as a racecar driver on 2008 and then eventually tried his luck in music playing drums for his band, Kingsfoil.

"To tell you the truth, if I didn't have to do any acting ever again, I would be fine with that," Muniz admitted the Daily News last year.

Frankie Muniz earned an Emmy Award nomination and two Golden Globe Award nominations for his hit FOX family sitcom "Malcolm in the Middle."

After putting his acting career on hold, Frankie pursued his car racing career and competed in the Atlantic Championship on 2008. He joined the Kingsfoil band as a drummer on 2012.

On Oct. 22, 2011, Frankie announced on Twitter that he's engaged with his longtime girlfriend Elycia Marie Turnbow. The couple began dating since 2007; Turnbow is publicist and the owner of Arcadia Vintage.

Frankie Muniz stroke this year was his second following his first mini stroke on December last year.