Former President Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn Carter are nearing the end of their lives, according to their grandson Jason Carter.

“They're coming to the end, as we know,” Jason Carter told USA Today on Thursday.

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Jimmy Carter will turn 99 on Oct. 1, while Rosalyn turned 96 last month. The pair have been married 77 years as of July, making them the longest-married presidential couple in history.

“He's been in hospice now for several months, but they are happy,” Jason Carter said. “They are together. They are at home. They're in love, and I don't think anyone gets more than that. I mean, it's a perfect situation for this time in their lives.”

Both Carters are approaching their seventh month in at-home hospice care. Previously, the former president had undergone several short hospital stays and opted for hospice over additional medical intervention.

Jason Carter already offered a forecast last month that his grandparents had entered their "final chapter."

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The former president is the United States's longest-lived, has had multiple health problems in recent years, including cancer, which was successfully treated, and injuries stemming from falls.

President Joe Biden has acknowledged he has been tapped to give the former president's eulogy when it comes time for a funeral.