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Aussie supermodel Elle Macpherson says she “healed through” her breast cancer in a bombshell interview with 60 Minutes, after sparking outrage over revelations she rejected modern treatments in favor of a “holistic” approach.Ms Macpherson, 60, sat down with Tracy Grimshaw on the program in a tell-all about the diagnosis, revealed in her new memoir.She controversially claimed she had “healed through breast cancer” with the use of holistic treatments, despite admitting she had received two lumpectomy surgeries.Asked if she believed she had “cured” her cancer, Ms Macpherson responded: “The word cure is a very interesting word.”“No, I healed through breast cancer,” she told the program.“I had a very formidable team that helped me through it.“So now I would, you know I’m clinically in remission, that’s words that you know most doctors would say.”In the book, she recounts how she was diagnosed with breast cancer back in 2017.The revelation prompted more outrage than sympathy after she also revealed she had opted not to follow conventional treatments to treat the cancer after undergoing lumpectomy surgeries on the advice of doctors.The program did not address the backlash to her initial revelation.Ms Macpherson’s doctors had also advised her to follow up with surgery to remove her breast, along with radiation, chemotherapy and hormone therapy treatments.Ms Macpherson said she rejected these conventional treatments – and went against the advice of 32 other doctors.Instead, she decided on a “holistic” approach under the guidance of two doctors based in Phoenix, Arizona.Her treatments included natural medications through “intravenous drips, dentistry, osteopaths, chiropractors and a lot of spiritual work”.“I think if I have a

Queen Elizabeth II wearing nothing but a cut off flannel shirt and shorts after performing a show.The Crocodile Dundee actor addressed the picture which stirred up global attention.The 83-year-old famously met Her Majesty and Prince Philip at the Sydney Opera House in 1980 wearing a cut off flannel and shorts.Speaking about the photo, in a sit down interview with A Current Affair host Tracy Grimshaw on Nine, he admittedly got a lot of "flack" for his attire.She brought up the photo taken from Paul's book, Australia According to Hoges, where he discussed meeting the Queen and the royal's subsequent apology."I love that shot," the comedian said.

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The actress revealed how she said her final goodbye to her beloved aunt over FaceTime two days ago.Tottie went on: "I couldn't get to America in time and I wanted to say goodbye, so I asked him if he could hold the phone up to her ear, but he got me on Facetime so I managed to see her."I told her all the things I needed to say."She was leaving us...

Scots TV chef Gordon Ramsay, who is as famous for his foul mouthed on screen temper tantrums as he is for his cooking has been named as the best TV chef of all time, beating the likes of Jamie Oliver.

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