'I didn't think he'd survive long': Val Kilmer's daughter reveals shock at his cancer diagnosis

After more than two years away from social media, Sarah Harding has come back with some tragic news.

Sarah Harding’s Girls Aloud bandmates are among those sending their love to the singer after she revealed she was fighting advanced breast cancer.The 38-year-old returned to social media for the first time in over a year to announce she was battling the disease, which had spread to other parts to her body.Moments after the news broke on Twitter, Cheryl posted a broken-hearted emoji – her first tweet in three months.Elsewhere, former I’m a Celebrity...

Nadine Coyle has spoken out on Sarah Harding's cancer diagnosis after she revealed the disease had spread from her breast to other parts of her body. Sarah, 38, took to social media to announce the devastating news, with fans and friends flooding her with messages of support.

Girls Aloud star Sarah Harding has said she has advanced-stage breast cancer.

Girls Aloud singer Sarah Harding has revealed she has advanced-stage breast cancer. Taking to her Instagram page on Wednesday, the 38-year-old shared a picture from her hospital bed, explaining that she was diagnosed earlier in the year and that the cancer has now spread to other parts of her body.READ: Sarah Harding reaches out to Cheryl on Twitter amid reports of a feud"Hi everyone, I hope you are all keeping safe and well during these uncertain times," she began.

Sarah Harding has announced to fans that she was diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year.The Girls Aloud star, from Stockport, went on to reveal the devastating news that just couple of weeks ago she received the news that the cancer has advanced to other parts of her body.In a post on Instagram and in a series of tweets to fans on Twitter, Sarah said she is "fighting as hard" as she can.Alongside a picture of herself receiving treatment in hospital, the 38-year-old said: "Hi everyone, I

Girls Aloud singer Sarah Harding has revealed that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer.In a statement posted online, Harding confirmed that the disease has since spread to other parts of her body.Sharing a photo of herself in hospital, Harding wrote: “Hi everyone, I hope you are all keeping safe and well during these uncertain times. I’ve not posted on here for so long, thank you to everyone who has reached out to check in on me, it really does mean a lot.

Jean Trebek revealed the moment she noticed her husband Alex Trebek didn’t seem his usual self in a recent blog post.

“Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek’s wife was the first person to spot this one symptom in her husband, which later led to his stage 4 pancreatic cancer diagnosis. In a blog post, Jean, 56, described the moment she noticed something “off” about Trebek, 80, on a vacation in Israel.

Piers Morgan, Laurence Fox, Charlotte Hawkins and Nigel Farage have sent well wishes to James Whale after the radio DJ revealed he has been diagnosed with cancer.The talkRadio host, 69, said in an interview with The Sun that doctors have told him he has tumours in his kidneys, spine, brain and lungs.In 2000, Whale had one of his kidneys removed due to a cancerous tumour on it.Morgan said that Whale’s diagnosis was “very sad news” as he labelled him as one of his favourite broadcasters and “a

Val Kilmer's daughter, Mercedes, is thankful for every moment she gets to share with her dad since he battled throat cancer. The "Top Gun" actor went public with his diagnosis in 2017 and underwent a tracheotomy that affected his speech.

stage 4 cancer – he hadn’t been formally ­diagnosed until then.“It was devastating. I thought that was it.

Joe Leydon Film CriticSurely, it can’t be long before we see a new addition to “The Film Critic’s Lexicon,” in the chapter devoted to such shorthand similes as “feels like a Hallmark movie,” “resembles an after-school special” and that old standby, “Tarantinoesque.” Chances are very good there will be something on the order of “good enough for lockdown” or “quarantine time-killer,” used to describe the sort of unabashedly derivative and instantly disposable genre fare that might find an

in the new movie “Paydirt,” saw her childhood scarred by her dad’s rabid fans and paparazzi.“I was traumatized by people trying to climb our gates and take pictures of us when I was a kid,” she told The Post on the phone from vacation in Santa Fe, New Mexico. “I never felt deterred from acting, but I was really reticent about engaging with the public until now.” She vividly remembers the high point of the insanity.