Frankie Bridge reveals she's suffering from polycystic ovary syndrome: ‘It explains everything’

Jeff Bridges revealed on Monday he’s been diagnosed with lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system.

Jeff Bridges has been diagnosed with lymphoma.The actor made the announcement via his Twitter account on Monday (19 October).Referencing The Big Lebowski, the 1998 Coen brothers film he starred in, Bridges started his post with: “As the Dude would say… New s*** has come to light.”The actor, who won an Oscar for Crazy Heart in 2010, said his prognosis is “good”.“I have been diagnosed with lymphoma,” he wrote.

Since being hospitalised in 2011 due to an ongoing battle with depression, Frankie Bridge has been a spokesperson for mental health and wellbeing. When rumours circulated around the same time that the singer’s hospitalisation was due to drug and alcohol misuse, Frankie set the record straight and opened up about her mental health struggles.

Jeff Bridges has been diagnosed with Lymphoma, the actor revealed on Monday. The 70-year-old Hollywood titan made the announcement on Twitter, and in his usual fashion, kicked things off with a joke.

Jeff Bridges got candid with his fans on social media on Monday (October 19), revealing he is starting treatment for his cancer diagnosis.

Frankie Bridge celebrated her son Parker's seventh birthday with a trip to Legoland, as well as an outdoor paint balling party with his pals.The Saturdays singer and her former footballer husband Wayne Bridge gushed about their eldest son, as they marked the occasion by waking him up with a brand new bike and a pile of presents. Parker looked thrilled with his gift as he posed in front of his Lego theme birthday sign in their home before heading off to the theme park in Windsor.

Frankie Bridge has revealed she’s not giving up on her plans to have a third baby after husband Wayne confessed she’s trying to butter him up.Taking to Instagram Stories, Frankie, 31, who is already mum to sons Parker, six, and Carter, five with Wayne, 40, shared a sweet snap of the couple enjoying a lunch date. “Mum and dad snuck out for a lunch date… shovelling it in before pick up,” she wrote alongside it.

Frankie Bridge has revealed she spent the night in A&E with her son Parker after another croup attack.The 31 year old opened up about her son's experiences with the infection last year and has now told fans he was left struggling to breathe overnight. Former The Saturdays singer Frankie shared an image of herself cuddling her seven year old son to social media to announce the news.

Frankie Bridge has revealed she spent the night in A&E with her son Parker, who she shares with Wayne Bridge, after another croup attack, but what exactly is the illness? The NHS website describes it as a “common childhood condition that mainly affects babies' and young children's airways.” The symptoms include a barking cough that is described as sounding like a seal, a hoarse voice, difficulty breathing and a raspy sound when breathing in.The condition can often get worse at night, which is

Vicky Pattison has spoken out about the pressure she felt to look perfect when she first found fame on Geordie Shore.The reality star, who is one of the original cast members of the reality series that began in 2011, said it was difficult to hear everyone else’s opinions on her body shape. Vicky, 32, spoke candidly about her body, her thoughts on cosmetic surgery and how she lost herself during her first stint on TV in Frankie Bridge’s podcast, Open Mind with Frankie Bridge.

Frankie Bridge has revealed that she has been diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome. Frankie, 31, told fans on Instagram Stories that she’d been having irregular periods, strong bouts of PMT and was suffering from breakouts on her skin.