Kathy Griffin Reveals She's Cancer-Free After Lung Cancer Battle

Billie Eilish is going back to her roots.

Michael Bublé’s son Noah was three years old was when he was diagnosed with liver cancer. Now eight and in remission, the Canadian crooner, 46, opened up to People magazine about how his eldest child’s battle with cancer changed him.

Kathy Griffin had some harsh words for CNN in relation to her firing while appearing on “The View” on Thursday.The comedian and TV host singled out the “misogyny” and “ageism” that went along with her firing at CNN all while Jeffrey Toobin, who was reprimanded but not terminated after accidentally masturbating on a Zoom call with another outlet, remains on the air.Griffin was asked by “The View” co-host Ana Navarro about her thoughts on the hypocrisy at play when U.S. Rep.

Kathy Griffin admitted that she hit a rock bottom in June 2020 and tried to take her own life with prescription pills during an interview with The View on Thursday December 2. The 61-year-old comedian admitted that between lockdown for the COVID-19 pandemic and feeling like so many people were angry at her for her controversial photo holding a faux severed head for former President Donald Trump, she fell deeper into addiction.

confirmed she had been diagnosed with stage one lung cancer in August, and subsequently had an operation to have part of one of her lungs removed. Later, she said that the procedure “went well” while thanking fans for “all the love” they’d sent.During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! this week, Griffin explained that she’s “cancer-free”.

Kathy Griffin is cancer-free! The comedian shared the exciting news during an appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” Monday night.

Good news!!

Kathy Griffin has announced she is cancer-free after undergoing surgery to remove half of her lung. Griffin shared the good news Tuesday night on Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Kathy Griffin is sharing some very exciting news!

Kathy Griffin joked about being “un-cancelled” as she chatted with Jimmy Kimmel Monday.

Virgil Abloh the influential Louis Vuitton menswear designer and founder of fashion label Off-White has died at the age of 41 after a private battle with cancer, the design house’s parent company LVMH has announced. The US designer first came to prominence as rapper Kanye West’s creative director but later made history as the first African-American to lead French luxury brand Louis Vuitton.

The fashion world has sadly lost an icon.