Nicole Eggert: Last News

Nicole Eggert has some regrets.

iconic TV series “Baywatch.”For over a decade, fans around the world tuned in to watch the show’s team of red swimsuit-clad lifeguards run in slow motion down California’s sun-soaked beaches.While the weather on “Baywatch” appeared idyllic, Eggert, 52, told Fox News Digital that in reality, she and her co-stars frequently endured frigid temperatures during filming. “The cold days you have — the bad always outweighs the good,” she said with a laugh when asked what she remembered most about her time on “Baywatch.”Eggert continued, “So, it was like being on the beach is the most amazing job in the world.

diagnosed with stage 2 cribriform carcinoma breast cancer in December 2023. Eggert initially believed the symptoms she had been experiencing were due to menopause.During an interview with Fox News Digital, Eggert shared the clues that she overlooked before learning of her diagnosis.“I went for my yearly mammograms and my ultrasounds. I have dense breast tissue.

emotional Instagram video on Nov. 20.The actress’ voice broke as she admitted, “And it’s minor, it’s nothing but dots, but boy, every step of this process is never gonna let you forget it, there’s just always going to be a constant reminder.”Eggert’s mood seemed to lighten when she joked, “So yeah, I have tattoos.

the news of his death broke on Tuesday. “Newman was a warrior … he literally saved my life at least 4 times. He did the transfer from the scarab to jet skis several times perfectly.

death of her co-star Michael Newman, who died at age 68 on Sunday.“Michael ‘Newmie’ Newman was an inspiration to all. From his knowledge, skill and willingness to share to his long fight with Parkinson’s disease, he was a beacon of strength,” Eggert, 52, told the Post in a statement Tuesday.“The beaches will never be the same and my heart goes out to his family at this time of tremendous loss,” she continued.

Baywatch alum Michael Newman has died, 18 years after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.

After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun” — a new documentary in which the actors open up about their time on the show — Electra recalled being told she was “too heavy” at one point.“I never had a weigh-in but I was told sometimes that I was too heavy and I’ve looked back now and I don’t think I was,” she told Extra TV last week.“[They would] come up to you and just say ‘You need to lose some pounds.'”While Electra didn’t divulge any details on how that conversation went down, she did reveal that she’s still in possession of her famous red swimsuit.“Of course,” she said when asked if she still has it. “I have it framed!”Still, the star did have some good memories of her time on the hit show.“I would have to say some of my fondest memories were accomplishing things in the water I never thought I could do,” she added.The four-part ABC News Studios docuseries will debuted on Hulu last month, and features cast interviews and never-before-seen footage.In the trailer for “After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun” that dropped last week, Electra, Nicole Eggert, Bill Warlock, Gregory Alan Williams, David Chokachi, Alexandra Paul and more former cast members recount the highs and lows of working on the iconic lifeguard series.OG star David Hasselhoff did not participate in the docuseries.

the new four-part docuseries, “After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun.”“Back then, what they were offering everyone was like $3,500 a show,” said Nicole Eggert, who played Summer Quinn on the show. Eggert added: “‘Friends’ at that point I think they were each making $1 million an episode.”“Baywatch” premiered on NBC in 1989, but it was canceled after only one season.

“After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun” documentary that airs August 28, Jackson, 43, who played Hobie Buchannon on the popular ’90s beach series, revealed he’d sneak into the actress’ trailers when they went home for the day and “smell” their worn bathing suits. “I would usually sneak into [the women’s] trailers after they were done and grab their dirty bathing suits. Let’s just say I smelled every [bleep] on Baywatch,” Jackson shared, adding he found one “Baywatch” babe’s scent irresistible.

People magazine. “I am in sort of a gray area and I finished my treatment, waiting for more imaging and hopefully maybe surgery.“And there’s a lot of waiting in this and it’s sort of something I didn’t really realize and nobody really talks about,” she explained. “But the gray area is the hardest because you don’t know what’s happening, and you’re just, when I’m doing treatment, I felt like I was doing something productive.”Eggert added she’s on a “wild ride” that she never wanted to be on.“There’s good days.

’90s lifeguard series reunited at the premiere of the new ABC News docuseries, “After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun,” at the Bungalow in Santa Monica, California, on Monday.Carmen Electra, Nicole Eggert, Alexandra Paul, Jeremy Jackson, Brandy Ledford, David Chokachi, Brande Roderick, Traci Bingham, Jaason Simmons, Erika Eleniak, Michael Bergin, Nancy Valen and Michael Newman were among the stars at the event.Pamela Anderson, who played C.J. Parker on the show, was absent from the premiere.

After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun” that dropped Tuesday, Nicole Eggert, Carmen Electra, Bill Warlock, Gregory Alan Williams, David Chokachi, Alexandra Paul and more former cast members recount the highs and lows of working on the iconic lifeguard series.“They just wanted to put you under a microscope and see where your flaws are,” said Chokachi, 56, who played Cody Madison.“Everybody was disposable. And if you didn’t fit into their brand, you were gone,” added Warlock, 63, who played Eddie Kramer.Williams, 68, said his role as Garner Ellerbee “empowered me.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Hulu, which touched on the legacy of “Baywatch” as part of its 2022 scripted limited series “Pam & Tommy,” is heading back to the beach. The streamer is set to premiere the four-part ABC News Studios docuseries “After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun” on Wednesday, Aug.

A Baywatch docuseries is headed to Hulu. After Baywatch: Moment in the Sun, a four-episode docuseries that takes an inside look at Baywatch, “the cultural phenomenon that defined an era”, from ABC News Studios, will premiere Wednesday, August 28 on the platform.

Baywatch star Nicole Eggert has shared a video in which she shaves her head, as she continues to be treated for a “very rare form” of breast cancer.

Nicole Eggert is sharing more of her cancer journey.

Nicole Eggert is staying strong amid her struggles with breast cancer.The “Baywatch” star, 52, took to Instagram on Thursday to share a powerful video of herself shaving her head.In her caption, she quoted psychotherapist Madeleine Eames, penning: “Maybe healing involves not so much changing ourselves but allowing ourselves to be who we are.”The clip featured the actress sitting down and using an electric razor to buzz off her pixie haircut.As the time-lapse video went on, one of her daughters stepped in to help shave off her sides. Eggert is the mother of kids Keegan, 12, and Dilyn, 25.At the end, Eggert let out a relieved sigh and smiled widely. The “Charles in Charge” alum received love and support from fans and friends, with fellow actress Alyssa Milano commenting: “Grace.

Nicole Eggert is opening up about a diagnosis.

Baywatch star Nicole Eggert has revealed she was diagnosed with stage 2 cribriform carcinoma breast cancer last month and shared her unusual symptoms. The TV star said she had a sudden weight gain of 25 pounds in just three months as well as discovering a lump in her left breast during a self-check in October. Nicole opened up about her experience and said she attempted to get an immediate appointment but was met with delays and waited until late November to get a mammogram and three biopsies.

“Charles in Charge” actress Nicole Eggert has been diagnosed with breast cancer.The 51-year-old revealed that she was diagnosed in early December 2023 with stage 2 cribriform carcinoma breast cancer, exclusively to People.After gaining 25 pounds in three months, feeling “terrible pain” in her left breast and a lump during a self-exam, she decided to make an appointment with her doctor. “It really was throbbing and hurting,” she told People. “I immediately went to my general practitioner and she told me I had to immediately go get it looked at.