Julia Bradbury gives moving update on breast cancer fight as she’s hailed ‘Superwoman’

Taylor Swift has pulled out of Glastonbury Festival 2022 two years after her 2020 appearance was cancelled due to Covid.The special occasion was said to be a "huge moment" for The Shake it Off singer with it's widely anticipated return set for June 22 to June 26 this year.Many were excited to see Taylor, 32, take to the main stage following an incredible two years in which she has scored four number one albums.Glastonbury has twice been cancelled due to Covid, but Taylor has now apparently said she will give this year's event a miss as she focuses on re-recording her album. A music insider told The Sun: "Taylor politely declined when she was approached because the timing just isn't right at the moment."They added that the superstar is still keen to headline the festival, which is said to be on her bucket list, but that performing isn't top of her agenda at the moment with old albums still needing re-recording.

cancer just last month and has since had her left breast along with a six centimetre tumour removed.The presenter is now taking small steps to get back to doing what she loves, but has been warned to take it easy.On Instagram, Julia shared a video of herself going for a morning stroll in the sunshine.She told fans: "I'm not pushing it (I'm under doctor's orders to take it easy) but I need the outdoor time for my mental health too."Exercise helps fight cancer & can help with recovery too.The required dose of exercise isn't the same for all cancers.‘A nightmare’ Adam Peaty in 'turmoil' over 'almost kiss', says co-star"Some cancers may affect parts of the body that make certain exercises dangerous."Julia went on to urge others who may have

Amanda Mealing is best known for playing the formidable Connie Beauchamp in Holby City and Casualty, but when we meet the actress for a chat, she is a million miles away from her straight-talking – and at times mean – alter ego. Dressed in dungarees and a T-shirt, a make-up free Amanda, 51, is chatting to us over Zoom from her home, which she shares with her husband Richard.

Countryfile star, who revealed she had breast cancer in September, shared a snap of herself posing with her mum and dad and captioned it: “Family”.Alongside the snap, she wrote: “This is for my rock star parents (taken pre-op).Thank you for all the love and food! “They're in the '80s, still mobile, both cancer survivors, and they been with me since my mastectomy, spending time with their grandchildren and looking after me. “My Mama is Greek and has-been feeding me nourishing healthy food, and the good news I've put on a couple of kilos since my op which I needed to do. “Good fats, plenty of vegetables and a good selection of supplements to help me through the healing/medication process.“Love and Supplements..

COUNTRYFILE star Julia Bradbury's family "refuse to talk about her dying" after devastating breast cancer diagnosis last month. The presenter, 51, shared a candid photo from her hospital bed on Instagram last week revealing that she had her mastectomy.

Countryfile's Julia Bradbury wept after going on one last jog to feel her breasts “bouncing” before going under the knife for a mastectomy. Since doctors told the Irish star she had cancer last month, she’s been trying to keep her chin up with support from older sister Gina.It hasn’t been easy, but the siblings have now spoken about Julia’s fight against cancer in a new interview.Speaking to the Sunday Mirror, 60-year-old Gina explained: "Julia’s not really a runner but last week she came in, hugged me and burst out crying.

Julia Bradbury shared a throwback picture with one of her twin daughters on Friday as she reflected on her breast cancer diagnosis four days after having a mastectomy.The Countryfile presenter posted an image of her cuddling up to her child on her Instagram page, but shielded her face with a GIF of a sunflower. Julia gazed down at her daughter with a smile and the youngster nestled into her mum's neck for a poignant mother-daughter bonding moment.

Countryfile host has openly detailed her battle with breast cancer on social media, but is now looking to the future, as she anticipates heading home to continue her recovery from the operation.On Twitter, Julia shared a throwback photo of her cuddling one of her twin daughters.She typed: “Lying in the sunshine with one of my little flowers earlier this year before my #breastcancer diagnosis. “Life changes in a minute once you hear those words, ‘You've got cancer'.“I can't wait to hug them, it feels like an eternity.

“I need a drain to channel surplus blood from the surgery and I have to wear a special post-breast surgery/mastectomy designed bra for the next 6 weeks to protect my upper body post-op. (This one is by @theyahealthcare - made of bamboo fibres).  The marks on my chest are markers for my surgeon to follow during the op.”She added: “I feel relief that the operation is over.The anxiety leading up to it was overwhelming. “I feel sad that such a brutal treatment is necessary in so many breast cancer cases, but I choose life.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield took a moment to share their support for Countryfile star Julia Bradbury on This Morning today. The hosts wished Julia well following her mastectomy surgery this week, after being diagnosed with breast cancer.SEE: Phillip Schofield gets emotional over Julia Bradbury's cancer diagnosisHolly said: "Before we move onto our health story today, we wanted to send our best wishes to Julia Bradbury."WATCH: Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield share support for Julia BradburyPhillip added: "Yep, yesterday she finished her mastectomy and is now recovering.

cancer. Since opening up about it on social media, the former Countryfile star has undergone a mastectomy.Today, she took to Twitter, after coming out of surgery yesterday, to share an emotional update with her 141,000 followers.She posted an illustration created by The Yorkshire Post cartoonist Graeme Bandeira, which portrayed her as Superwoman.The image shows a cartoon version of Julia flying over the Yorkshire hills and the Ribblehead viaduct.The TV star wrote: “This made me laugh & cry.“@GraemeBandeira @yorkshirepost for your [love] & support.“I don't feel like Superwoman but I'm 'happy' that some positives can emerge from my breast cancer.“Pls check yourselves & learn as much as you can about your own body.”She signed off the message

COUNTRYFILE'S Julia Bradbury has had her mastectomy after revealing her breast cancer battle last month. The presenter, 51, shared a candid photo from her hospital bed on Instagram earlier today.

Countryfile presenter Julia Bradbury has shared the news that she has had a mastectomy following her breast cancer diagnosis.

Countryfile's Julia Bradbury has shared a striking image of herself post-surgery after undergoing "brutal treatment" as the presenter vowed to "do anything" to see her children grow up.Julia, 51, had a six-centimetre tumour as well as her left breast removed following a devastating cancer diagnosis that she shared in September.Taking to her Instagram page, she revealed that the operation had been a success before admitting that she will continue to fight the disease.In view of her 133,000 followers, the mum-of-three shared a snap from her hospital bed, showing a large scar across her chest while remaining attached to machines.She said: "I'm out of surgery. These will be my new companions for the coming weeks & months.

Countryfile star Julia Bradbury gave her followers an update on Monday following her mastectomy operation amid her breast cancer diagnosis.The 51 year old posted from her hospital bed as she admitted that the procedure was "brutal" and that the "anxiety" leading up to the surgery was "overwhelming". Posting a picture of herself in a hospital bed, Julia penned: "I'm out of surgery.These will be my new companions for the coming weeks & months.

Countryfile presenter shared a selfie from her hospital bed following her mastectomy.The brave star could be seen smiling for the camera while wearing a polkadot pyjama shirt, which revealed the scar across her chest from the operation.She wrote alongside it: “I’m out of surgery.These will be my new companions for the coming weeks & months. “I need a drain to channel surplus blood from the surgery & I have to wear a special post- breast surgery/mastectomy designed bra for the next 6 weeks to protect my upper body post-op. (This one is by @theyahealthcare - made of bamboo fibres).“I’ve now joined a sadly ever- growing club.

COUNTRYFILE'S Julia Bradbury bravely shared a topless photo ahead of her mastectomy following her devastating breast cancer diagnosis. The 51-year-old TV favourite penned a poignant "goodbye" message to her "left boob" as she prepared for the surgery.

Julia Bradbury shared a topless photo of herself on Friday ahead of her mastectomy amid her breast cancer diagnosis.Taking to Instagram, the Countryfile star, 51, marked her "last walk in this body", adding: "Now it's time to make way for something new." Julia is being rushed into an urgent mastectomy surgery later this month to remove a six centimetre tumour from her left breast. Writing a candid caption alongside her snap on Friday, the television star penned: "I'm going for my last walk in this body.

BBC presenter Julia Bradbury is about to undergo an emergency mastectomy so has posted an emotional “goodbye" to her left breast. The Countryfile presenter announced she had been diagnosed with breast cancer last month and that the news “changes your world in an instant”.

Countryfile star Julia Bradbury has shared a candid update with fans on social media today, weeks after her breast cancer diagnosis.The 51-year-old TV presenter admitted she was feeling "overwhelmingly sad" as she isolates alone ahead of her mastectomy surgery.The mum-of-three took to Instagram this morning to share the details of several cancer charities that offer help and support to those in need, while opening up about her own journey.Julia looked tearful in the snap, which accompanied her post."I want to share this photo, because it doesn't matter how much support you have, how much love, or even if you have a clear path of treatment for your breast cancer ...

Ben Shephard has shared a heartfelt message for his friend Julia Bradbury following her diagnosis with breast cancer.MORE: GMB stars' private health battles revealed: Kate Garraway, Lorraine Kelly, Susanna Reid, moreThe Good Morning Britain presenter, 46, took to Instagram with a candid snapshot showing the pair sat outside at a brasserie table and both smiling for the camera.WATCH: Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby react to Julia Bradbury’s cancer diagnosisHe wrote: "Spent the morning with the wonderful beautiful brave talented force of nature that is @therealjuliabradbury who I'm very fortunate to call a friend.