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completing chemotherapy in September, according to royal expert Robert Jobson.“From what I understand, Catherine is doing very well,” Jobson told Hello! Magazine on Sunday. “She is back training at the gym and doing all the things she wanted to do,” he added.Middleton announced in March she was being treated for an undisclosed type of cancer, leading her to step away from the spotlight.

issued a public apology to his loved ones after claiming he was forced to disclose his private health battle. The “Dawson’s Creek” star, 47, shared the news with People on Sunday before disclosing to his social media followers why he made the announcement now.“’It is cancer…'” Van Der Beek’s Instagram post began.“Each year, approximately 2 billion people around the world receive this diagnosis. And I’m one of them.

diagnosed with the disease in February, according to a new book.In a newly updated edition of “Charles III: New King. New Court.

“Dawson’s Creek” actor, 47, wrote on Instagram Sunday that he didn’t intend to announce his health diagnosis via his brief statement to People, but he had to “alter” his plan because his diagnosis was allegedly going to be leaked by “a tabloid.”“There’s no playbook for how announce these things, but I’d planned on talking about it at length with People magazine at some point soon … to raise awareness and tell my story on my own terms,” Van Der Beek explained. “But that plan had to be altered early this morning when I was informed that a tabloid was going to run with the news,” he added.The father of six said he was “privately” dealing with the diagnosis and “getting treatment and dialing in my overall health with greater focus than ever before” prior to the news breaking Sunday.“I’m in a good place and feeling strong,” he told his followers.

People.“There’s reason for optimism, and I’m feeling good,” he added.The Post has reached out to Van Der Beek’s rep for comment.Colorectal cancer develops from growths in the colon’s inner lining, according to the Cleveland Clinic. Symptoms include blood in the stool, change in bowel habits, abdominal pain, bloated stomach, unexplained weight loss, vomiting, and fatige.Surgery is the most common treatment for colorectal cancer. According to U.S.

the former writer for the show who faked having cancer. Finch’s story was recently explored in the Peacock docuseries “Anatomy of Lies,” which addressed her web of lies that caused her to get fired from “Grey’s” after working as both a writer and a producer from 2014 to 2022.Jessica Capshaw and Camilla Luddington, who play Arizona Robbins and Jo Wilson on the series, respectively, addressed the documentary on Monday’s episode of their “Call It What It Is” podcast.“It never occurred to me to not believe her,” said Capshaw, 48.

People magazine. “Didn’t hurt. There was no pain.

is some surrender for Bruce Springsteen.The singer 75, and his wife, Patti Scialfa, recently shared how their dynamic changes from performing onstage with the E Street Band to being at home with just one another. “I think the most difficult part of being married to Bruce Springsteen, and also being in a band with him, is that you could go home and he could still think he’s in charge, right?” Howard Stern asked Scialfa, 71, on the Wednesday episode of The Howard Stern Show.“How does one manage that? Was there an actual discussion where you had to map out, especially for your children, how Bruce should behave at home,” he continued.

Pam Beesly on the hit NBC sitcom — revealed earlier this month was diagnosed with breast cancer last year.Appearing on the “Today” show, Fischer said she received her diagnosis in October 2023. Her husband, Lee Kirk, was the first person she told about the news.One of the first friends she decided to share news of her health woes with was Applegate, with whom she co-starred in the 2011 film, “Hall Pass.”“I called her, and she answered the phone, and she said, ‘Which one is it?’ And I said, ‘It’s breast cancer.’ And she said, ‘I effing knew it.’”“She’s salty.

sit-down interview with “Today” host Hoda Kotb about her cancer journey that aired on Monday.The actress — who famously played Pam Beesly on “The Office” — broke her silence on her diagnosis earlier this month, revealing she began the private cancer battle last year. After undergoing a series of treatments, Fischer proudly declared she is now cancer-free.While the star hid her diagnosis from the world for a year, she disclosed her health struggle with Kinsey and made her promise to keep it between them.

Sam Champion shocked viewers during a recent segment when he announced his cancer diagnosis live on-air. Champion discussed treatment he sought for an unusual mark on his face, which turned out to be nodular basal cell carcinoma, on “Good Morning America” Friday.“We started talking about it, and so many people were interested in it, we thought we’d continue the conversation,” Champion told Michael Strahan and fellow “GMA” hosts.“I hope that one day no one has to go through surgery to get rid of skin cancer, but, right now, we have to keep our eye on our skin, our hands on our skin, be very vigilant and notice any unusual spots, and if those spots start to change, immediately get care.” The morning show then showed footage of Champion’s surgery.

online obituary, which revealed she passed away Friday after battling a rare form of liver cancer.There will be “private” funeral services for Yaffe in Maryland, per the obituary.Yaffe is survived by her devoted parents, Linda and Wayne Yaffe, her siblings, Jordan Yaffe and Jessica Yaffe, her grandmother, Sydney Bass, and her dog, Layla. Her family asked that contributions be made to Experience Camps, a non-profit organization for grieving children based in Westport, CT.The late star posted her final TikTok on September 1, where she said she “was grateful” to be home in New York after moving back to Maryland to be near her family while getting cancer treatment.“It’s been so hard for me to get up and force myself to move, so I’m working on doing that,” she said, adding, “thankfully it’s easier to walk around here being in a city.”Yaffe also said she was “working really hard” to be on a strict food regiment which was “taking up a lot of energy” for her.“Finding the little joys helps me stay motivated even on my worst day,” she captioned the video.Yaffe explained that she was diagnosed with cancer at age 20 on TikTok in April 2023.“I went to a doctor over the summer, who knew me personally, and she felt around my whole body.

“Grey’s Anatomy” writer Elisabeth Finch would allegedly alter her appearance and take “puke breaks” as part of her orchestrated ruse to get people to believe she was seriously ill with cancer.A clip of the new three-part series “Anatomy of Lies” on Peacock displayed a glimpse into the extent of Finch’s lies as she faked having cancer for nearly a decade while working on the Emmy-winning show.In it, her former colleague, writer and producer Andy Reaser, shared the feeling of “betrayal” he felt over the lengths the fraudster was willing to go to convince others she was grappling with cancer and chemotherapy treatment.“The thing is, it was so confusing,” Reaser said in the clip. “You have to move through eight years of interactions to even wrap your head around it and I’m not even sure that I still fully have.”Reaser compared Finch’s lies to “performance art” and briefly explained how far she would go to pull one over on her colleagues.“She was showing up to work with a shaved head and a, you know, a greenish hue.

Andersen told Fox News. “She did try over a period of years and finally threw up her hands in disgust.

Pam Beesly on the NBC sitcom — announced the news via Instagram Tuesday in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month.“Back in October 2023, I posted a photo of myself on Instagram preparing for my routine mammogram with a joking reminder to ‘take care of your ticking time bags’ a la Michael Scott. After inconclusive results on that mammogram due to dense breast tissue my doctor ordered a breast ultrasound,” Fischer’s post began.

diagnosed with cancer in February 2024. Buckingham Palace has not yet specified the type of cancer the king has, nor the treatment he is receiving, though he did undergo prostate surgery.Doctors told the king that he could take 11 days off from treatment for the Australian tour, according to the Daily Mail.King Charles, alongside Queen Camilla and a traveling doctor, is set to leave for the tour on Oct.

icon responded to Ciccone’s death in a heartfelt statement on Sunday. “My brother Christopher is gone. He was the closest human to me for so long.

William replied, “No I was so keen to come but I have to say after reading someone’s interview about COVID I decided, because my wife was obviously having chemo, that I didn’t want to risk bringing COVID home.” The prince added, “So Adam very kindly reminded me that that was still a thing!”“But we watched the whole thing. We were glued to it every day.”The father of three also shared that he and Princess Catherine “adore swimming,” and their eldest child, Prince George, has taken an interest in scuba diving.

Kate Middleton shared a touching moment with a young woman battling cancer at Windsor Castle Tuesday.The Prince and Princess of Wales shared photos on their official shared Instagram account of a meeting with Liz, a 16-year-old aspiring photographer from Harrogate, England, who was diagnosed with cancer in January.Liz has a desmoplastic small round cell tumor, a rare and aggressive form of cancer, and was given between six months and three years to live, per the BBC. William, 42, invited Liz to photograph the investiture ceremony he was hosting as part of her “photography bucket list.”“A pleasure to meet with Liz at Windsor today.

Drake Hogestyn concluded his time as John Black on the long-running soap opera “Days of Our Lives” in a touching way.A rep for the show confirmed to People on Tuesday that Hogestyn, who tragically died from pancreatic cancer at age 70 on Saturday, starred in his final episode of “Days of Our Lives” on September 9.In the episode, Hogestyn’s John shares some touching moments with his grandson, Tate (Leo Howard), who is grappling with his love interest, Holly (Ashley Puzemis), finding out who was responsible for her father’s death. Tate tells his grandfather that he and Holly had a “pretty big fight” when he revealed that his Uncle Eric (Greg Vaughan) was responsible for her father’s death.

her rescheduled concerts in 2025. “I’m doing absolutely fine now but it’s been, to put it mildly, a lot. Chemo is no joke,” Wilson said in an audio message shared on X (formerly Twitter) nearly three months after revealing her cancer diagnosis to the world.“It takes a lot out of a person,” she added about chemo.