Sarah Beeny: Last News

Sarah Beeny has given fans an update on her health after she celebrated her final round of chemotherapy earlier this month.The property expert, 51, shared a video showing her catheter being removed.The on-screen star shared the clip in view of her 305,000 followers today and was met with messages of support.Sarah penned: "If you’ve ever had a pick line in for a few months, you’ll know how good this feels!! Xx"She accompanied the caption with a picture of herself relaxing in the bathtub as her body was immersed in water and her feet hung over the edge.Sarah enjoyed some well deserved relaxation as she soaked her body in the water.She was quickly inundated with messages of support online as people shared similar experiences with the property expert.Michael penned: "Couldn't wait for mine to be removed, 5 years in remission x."Andrea commented: "Been there, the best feeling. You will gradually start to feel more human again now.Stay positive and congratulations for coming so far on your road to recovery."Maggie remarked: "Such an amazing feeling to be able to choose to shower or lounge in the bath! Another milestone chalked off for you on your journey.

Sarah Beeny has been inundated with supportive messages from fans today after she shared a positive update following her recent cancer diagnosis.The 50-year-old shared a selfie of her wearing a purple woolly hat as she enjoyed a walk out in the open.Alongside the post, she revealed she was feeling more "human" following a recent picture of her back in hospital for treatment.She wrote: "It may be cold but WHAT a beautiful morning!!"One of my very fav hats I’ve been given and feeling human! You were right - it does pass!"Many of the presenter's 245,000 followers flocked to her post to comment.Zara Tindall's hug with Mike on I’m A Celeb questioned by Ant and DecSusieqbach typed: "Hang on in there, Sarah. Looking marvelous, out there using all your senses, smell that air, hear those birds, see those views."Shelleylilburne wrote: "Very cute hat...

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I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Sue Cleaver worried fans when she detailed her near death experience with sepsis back in 2019.The 59-year-old was on the set of Coronation Street when she started to feel unwell and her co-star Melanie Hill later pointed out that her feet had gone "blue and purple".Being an IBS sufferer, the Eileen Grimshaw actress believed she was having a bad flare up. Little did she know at the time that a quick-thinking phone call had saved her life from sepsis.Speaking on This Morning in 2019, she explained: "I went home after lunch and got into bed and tried to go to sleep."My husband [James Quinn], who also works on Corrie, was on a night shoot and tried to ring me.Sarah Beeny says losing hair was ‘really traumatic’ amid chemo"He said, 'Something's not right.

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Speaking about her four teenage boys attempting to cut off her hair, Sarah said: “To be honest, I wouldn’t recommend getting four teenage boys to cut off your hair.“Graham was trying to cut it nicely, but the boys – well, they’re not going to be famous hairdressers.“They said I looked like Cersei Lannister from Game of Thrones – I mean, she’s beautiful so I was sort of flattered, but my hair is now in some places about a centimetre long and in some places, it’s an inch long.”Despite the joking, Sarah also confessed that she found losing her hair “really, really sad”.On the day she went to the doctor, Sarah knew she was going to be told she had cancer.“I think I’m impatient because it might run out; you might not have any more time,” she added to The Telegraph.Back in September, Sarah said she had been  "overwhelmed" by the kind messages of support from her fans on social media.In response to a fan thanking her for taking a selfie with them, Sarah wrote: “Lovely to meet you! It was a fab gig!"Bit overwhelmed by soo many lovely comments of support - but no way that many positive vibes won’t win out so thanks so much for your message! X." (sic)Twitter user @Gaye26Gaye had sent the TV star a sweet message after they met.They penned: "Sending lots of hugs Sarah."You made my day at Carfest North by having a selfie with me."Your boys are lovely, you should be very proud.

Property expert and TV presenter Sarah Beeny, 50, was diagnosed with cancer in August after finding a lump in her breast and has now started chemotherapy. Her mother passed away from the disease when Sarah was just 10 years old. Janis Deville-Hallam, 59, from Weston-super-Mare, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2018.

Sarah Beeny has revealed she shaved her head after most of her hair fell out within 24 hours after a chemotherapy session.The TV presenter shared she had been diagnosed with breast cancer in an emotional statement in August this year and has been keeping her 188,000 followers up to date on her condition ever since.Taking to her feed on Wednesday 14 September, the 50 year old posted a photo of herself clutching a handful of hair, before admitting how difficult this has been. In the caption, she wrote: "Sort of much harder that I expected it to be when it happened - in 24 hrs most hair fell out and I’ve shaved the rest off - onward and upward! X". Just hours before this, she posted a snap of herself posing in a blonde wig as she smiled with her beloved pet dog.

Sarah Beeny has taken to Instagram to reveal her blonde wig after starting chemotherapy for breast cancer a couple of weeks ago.The property expert, 50, previously told how her four sons helped to cut her hair off as she prepared to undergo the treatment for breast cancer, after revealing she was diagnosed with the disease in an interview last month.In view of her 188,000 followers, the Sarah Beeny's New Life in the Country star shared a sweet snap with her two dogs.Sarah wrote: "A handful of wild flower seeds and a bit of patience!!!!"(One of us might be wearing a very good wig….!!) xx" she added.In the picture, Sarah sat in a stunning wildflower patch while cuddling the pups.A post shared by Sarah Beeny (@sarah.beeny)The mother-of-four looked radiant as she smiled widely while showcasing her blonde wig, which had been styled into loose curls and fell around her shoulders.Following her post, Sarah's followers flocked to the post to inundate her with messages of support amid her cancer battle.Instagram user home_farm_court wrote: "Gorgeous photo, how are you doing Sarah? Sending you lots of love xx"Coopertrooper53 added: "Looks gorgeous as do you x."While lars.and.margo commented: "They look amazing! Birds got ours!!"Hope you’re feeling ok ~ gorgeous pic x."Sarah recently revealed she is undergoing treatment to fight the disease.The broadcaster and property expert went on to explain the illness will not stop her from continuing her Channel 4 series and new book.Sarah also confirmed that she will have surgery in the new year.She will begin a course of radiotherapy at that time, after her course of chemotherapy, which she started last week.In a recent interview, Sarah admitted she had “a little bit of a breakdown” after

the Queen had died on Thursday, like many, Sarah Beeny rushed to social media to pay tribute to the late monarch.The 96-year-old passed surrounded by her loved ones at Balmoral after being under medical supervision.Taking to Twitter, the presenter wrote: "RIP HRH Queen Elizabeth II thank you for your decades of dedication - personally I have every confidence our monarchy is very safe hands - God Save the King x."Many of Sarah's 152,000 followers joined her in remembering the late monarch, however one offended by the use of HRH.Twitter user Myro replied, writing: "IGNORANT FOOLS, she's HM not HRH, HRH is for lesser royals.Such an insult."This morning, Sarah, 50, replied: "Umm I now realise this!! Sadly you can’t edit Twitter or I’d fix it!Clint Eastwood's on-set affair that almost ended in real-life duel"Sentiment still the same though about both HM and HM and every day is a learning day! Xxx."Many of Sarah's fans flocked to her post to defend her.Pauline Flint commented: "Ignore it! Hope you're feeling well today xx best wishes to you xxx."Lynn Turley added: "In sure there could have been a kinder way of pointing that out, it lessens the point."(sic)Tracey Greene wrote: "Exactly! Sentiment still the same!"Charlotte Sanders typed: "Jeez. What sort of person would go out of their way to point that out.

Sarah Beeny has told how she is "overwhelmed" by the support after she revealed her breast cancer diagnosis.The Sarah Beeny's New Life in the Country star, 50, opened up about the diagnosis which she says she "waited 40 years" to hear.Taking to Twitter, the property expert responded to fans who had sent her messages of support.Sarah wrote: "Lovely to meet you!"It was a fab gig!"Bit overwhelmed by soo many lovely comments of support - but no way that many positive vibes won’t win out so thanks so much for your message! X."It comes after Twitter user @Gaye26Gaye sent the star a sweet message.They penned: "Sending lots of hugs Sarah."You made my day at Carfest North by having a selfie with me."Your boys are lovely, you should be very proud.

“He knows that his first wife died of breast cancer. “He gets lots of things muddled up and my fear is that I tell him, and tell him I’m going to be fine, but he’d remember the fact that I’d got it but not that I was going to get better.

Sarah Beeny has revealed that she has breast cancer and is currently receiving treatment.The 50 year old presenter, who is best known for her work on shows such as Help! My House Is Falling Down and Sarah Beeny’s New Life In The Country, has said that despite the diagnosis, she will continue to work on a new Channel 4 series and book she has planned for later in the year. She has revealed that she has began a course of chemotherapy to treat the cancer last week and will have surgery and radiotherapy early next year.The presenter lost her mother to breast cancer when she was 10 years old.The presenter, who shares four children with her husband Graham Swift, has admitted that she had “a little bit of a breakdown” after receiving the news in a hospital consultation room.

breast cancer and is undergoing treatment to fight the disease.The broadcaster and property expert went on to explain the illness will not stop her from continuing her Channel 4 series and new book.Sarah, 50, also confirmed that she will have surgery in the new year.She will begin a course of radiotherapy at that time, after her course of chemotherapy, which she started last week.In a recent interview, Sarah admitted she had “a little bit of a breakdown” after receiving the upsetting medical news.The star was given her diagnosis three weeks ago, after finding a lump in her breast.While her initial mammogram showed nothing concerning, a biopsy confirmed it was breast cancer, meaning she will need to have a mastectomy.The property star admitted she had been expecting her diagnosis, as her own mother had died at the age of 39 after her breast cancer had spread to her brain when Sarah was just 10 years old. Recalling her diagnosis, Sarah said: “The nurse was so sweet and they were really nice to me but I thought, ‘You don’t understand. “‘I have waited 40 years to hear those words.’ I knew I was going to hear it one day,” she told The Telegraph.Sarah was deeply affected by her mother’s illness, as she was too young to understand what cancer meant and wasn’t told it was terminal.The star remembered her heartbreak when she was told her mother “wouldn’t wake up” on the day she died and said she felt “lucky to live in a family where we all talk”.Sarah decided to cut her hair at the weekend rather than waiting for it to fall out due to chemotherapy. The Property Ladder star admitted she was in tears before it happened, but that she did feel much better afterwards thanks to the effort of her sons.“I was really, really sad before.

cancer.The presenter and property expert, who previously opened up about her mother’s battle with the disease, said she has begun a course of chemotherapy.Sarah, who presents shows including Help! My House Is Falling Down and Sarah Beeny’s New Life In The Country, told The Telegraph that she had ‘a little bit of a breakdown’ after receiving the news in a hospital consultation room.She also said she will have surgery and undergo radiotherapy in the New Year.Despite her diagnosis, Sarah has said she will continue to work and is currently focused on a new Channel 4 series and book she has planned for later in the year.Sarah also said: ‘I’m lucky because I live in a family where we all talk.’She added that she plans to draw on her ‘inner strength’ throughout her treatment process.Sarah lost her mother to breast cancer when she was 10. In 2017, she shared a message backing the charity Brain Tumour Research, and opened up about her mum’s illness.She said at the time: ‘Mum had her life ahead of her, so many things she should have been doing and looking forward to.‘It’s hard to think about.

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Sarah Beeny, 50, has reacted today to a social media user suggesting she should take “a small army” of Ukrainian refugees into her new home.The Channel 4 star had taken to Twitter, where she has gathered 144,000 followers, to share a video of a Russian state media employee interrupting a news broadcast live on air showing a placard denouncing the invasion of Ukraine.Sarah added the caption: “What an extraordinary act of bravery from a young woman - #thetruthwillout”Soon after she received a reply from Twitter user Mothballshade suggesting she should provide accommodation for Ukrainian refugees fleeing the war.They wrote: “Are you taking any refugees in Sarah?“Get a small army of women and kids in your new mansion.”Sarah then explained that she had signed up to the Government’s Homes for Ukraine scheme, under which Ukrainian refugees without family ties in the UK will be able to seek refuge here.She replied: “We have registered - I’ve no idea how the system will actually work though and have my doubts the offers and people can be put together - fingers crossed burocracy can be controlled x” (sic)Fans of the TV star applauded her efforts as she was hailed as “an inspiration”.ConductMind tweeted: “And what a nice environment for them to escape the horrors of war.

Sarah Beeny's New Life In The Country has received mixed reviews from viewers, with some disapproving of her flaunting money and "privilege" and others thoroughly enjoying watching the presenter and family settle into their spacious new home.

Sarah Beeny has taken to Instagram to respond after last night's episode of Sarah Beeny's New Life in the Country sparked concern amongst her fans.The mother-of-four, 50, took the time to reply to a worried viewer who had asked about her dog Piccolo, claiming that the pooch hadn't been featured in the series finale of the programme last night.In view of her 138,000 followers, the property expert shared a candid, behind-the-scenes snap from her home in Somerset following the final episode of her self-titled programme.Sarah wrote: "Piccolo and maple and my jumper all blurring into one….?!"Piccolo seemed to not be on last nights show -"Thanks for concern but she’s very well thanks! Xxx," she ended the post.In the sweet snap, Sarah had her two pooches Piccolo and Maple snuggled into her lap as she leant against her blue Aga.Dressed in light denim jeans and a black fleece, Sarah smiled happily for the picture in her new home.Warming her back on the range, the TV star wore a slick of eye make-up and her blonde tresses were styled in a casually tousled fashion.Yesterday saw Sarah break the news to viewers who weren't aware that it was the series finale of the programme.The show details the lives of her family as they adjust to moving into their stunning Somerset farmhouse in the heart of the country.Taking to Twitter, she wrote: "Last episode of #SarahBeenyNewLife starting now - it’s a bit of a finale!!"Sarah's reassurances came after she shared a series of snaps of herself in her new farmhouse-style kitchen.Sitting on top of her Aga with one of her beloved dogs, the TV star signalled the end of her popular Channel 4 show.Sarah wrote: "So so happy with how the kitchen turned out"Mine and Maple’s new favourite spot - sitting on

Shortly after the episode aired, Sarah took to Twitter after a follower tweeted her saying she loved the band name despite the backlash surrounding it.@Lesley57523429 wrote: “...I love the name of the band....made me laugh out loud...sod the critics.” Sarah responded, saying that she laughed a lot when her boys came up with the name. She said, in full: “Made me laugh too when they thought of it!! “It’s made me smile a lot at some of the tweets on here too!!! Xxx” The tweet was sent out to Sarah’s 143,600 followers and also sparked some more compliments for the show.@KiKimiles1 put: “I love the band name and I really loved the way Billy (I think it was?) said 'well, they're all going to be saying it anyway, so let's get in there first!’ Brilliant!”@KateSmith999 also wrote: “Haven’t looked, but I knew you’d get a load of undeserved abuse.  “You’ve worked hard, your boys are lovely & well brought up, they know they are lucky.  Entertaining programme - all good!”Contrary to the opinions of many critics, DianeB13016619 said: "Love the programme and what handsome, clever, well mannered boys you have.“Great name for the band. Look forward to next week's show.

Sarah Beeny is an established property expert, having appeared on numerous shows including Streets Ahead and Britain's Best Homes.