AceShowbiz - Brian Wilson's daughters, Carnie and Wendy Wilson, discussed their father's health with Entertainment Tonight. They revealed that despite being diagnosed with a neurocognitive disorder and placed under a court conservatorship earlier this year, Brian is "doing great."

"He is in physical therapy every day. I'm cooking for him, he's spending a lot of time with his children now," Carnie said. "I'm so happy he's here tonight."

Wendy expressed similar optimism, stating that she believes Brian is "doing really good under the circumstances." She added, "He's a survivor. He's very tough, a very strong person."

The Beach Boys' enduring legacy was also the focus of the premiere. Carnie and Wendy reflected on the band's lasting impact and timeless music.

"Their music and spirit has always been contagious," Carnie said. "I want people to feel good when they hear it and just to last forever."

Wendy shared, "I hope his music continues to inspire generation after generation. Because I think it is kind of like timeless, classic music."

The legendary surf rock band The Beach Boys were celebrated at a world premiere screening of a new Disney+ documentary about their iconic journey. At the event, original band member Brian Wilson made a special appearance, receiving a standing ovation from the audience as he appeared in a wheelchair, reuniting with other band members.

"The Beach Boys" documentary premieres on Disney+ on May 24.