Cameron Mathison: Last News

Stars of ABC’s classic daytime dramas All My Children, One Life to Live and General Hospital will reunite next month to present a streaming concert of their past musical performances benefitting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.

Cameron Mathison detailed his battle with renal cell carcinoma and reminded fans just how important it is to stay vigilant about their health.The Canadian actor, 51, spoke with Us Weekly exclusively about his health journey “almost exactly one year” after he had part of his right kidney removed during surgery. After a challenging experience, Mathison told Us that he’s feeling “strong” again.“My immune system is certainly coming back and I’m just super, super grateful.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorHome & Family is headed back home. Hallmark Channel’s flagship daytime lifestyle series has returned to production at its Universal Studios set, and Season 9 will premiere at 10 a.m.

By Nellie Andreeva

Cameron Mathison detailed his candid conversations with his and Vanessa Arevalo‘s two children about sex.“It’s tricky,” the All My Children alum, 50, told Us Weekly exclusively of Lucas, 17, and Leila, 13, on Wednesday, June 17, while promoting his Father’s Day partnership with Hallmark Cards. “I try to always be honest.

Celeb moms are just like Us! They struggle with breastfeeding, lack of sleep and even homeschooling during lockdown. Us Weekly’s host Christina Garibaldi teams up with Stroller in the City blogger Brianne Manz to tackle all your parenting questions, exclusively interview your favorite celeb moms and dads and breakdown all the celebrity parenting news of the week in the new show Moms Like Us.In the first episode, Hallmark’s Home & Family host Cameron Mathison gives an update on his battle with kidney cancer and tells Us how he plans to celebrate Father’s Day with his two teenagers. Then, Married at First Sight alum Jamie Otis stops by to chat about how she talked to her 2-year-old daughter about racism. Our hosts breakdown whether or