Maria Menounos Talks Surviving Pancreatic Cancer While Expecting Baby Via Surrogacy

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Maria Menounos could not have been more excited that after ten years of trying, she and her husband Keven Undergaro were finally expecting their first baby together via surrogacy, which she first announced in February. She announced the news during an appearance on Live! with Kelly and Ryan – before it was Live! with Kelly and Mark – and though she appeared overjoyed, and she certainly was, by that point, she already knew that she was secretly battling cancer, which she recently revealed in an interview with People.

that she survived Stage 2 as she prepared to welcome her first child with husband via . The couple previously in February 2023 without revealing that Menounos was diagnosed with cancer just a month prior. "This whole year has been trauma, stress, crisis," Menounos told People. “I need people to know there are places they can go to catch things early.

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Maria Menounos is opening up about her battle with pancreatic cancer as she’s expecting her first child via surrogate. Menounos, 44, revealed she was diagnosed with Stage 2 pancreatic cancer in January.  The former E! News correspondent said she underwent a successful surgery, doctors removing a 3.9-cm tumor. "I need people to know there are places they can go to catch things early," she said during an interview with People.

E! News presenter Maria Menounos has bravely opened up on her terrifying ordeal as she explained she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer while expecting her first baby. The American TV star, who is well known for covering star-studded award ceremony red carpets and rubbing shoulders with the biggest A-listers, was told she had stage two cancer. As a result, 44 year old Maria underwent a surgery to have a 3.9cm tumour removed in secret in January of this year.

Maria Menounos is revealing she secretly battled stage 2 pancreatic cancer, for which she was diagnosed in January, and the 44-year-old TV personality says the painful ordeal had her thinking she «was a goner.»In the new issue of ,  Menounos says she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in January, just one month prior to her announcing she was expecting her first child, via surrogacy, with her husband, Keven Undergaro. The podcast host said she ultimately underwent successful surgery to remove a 3.9-cm.

Maria Menounos has gone through hell and back this year.

Maria Menounos, this past year can be summed up in three words: “trauma, stress, crisis.” In an interview with People, published Wednesday, the journalist and AfterBuzzTV CEO opened up about her secret battle with Stage 2 pancreatic cancer that she’s kept hidden from the public. Menounos has been in recovery since a January diagnosis led to her having a 3.9-cm. tumor removed from her body.

Pancreatic cancer has some of the hardest to spot symptoms of any cancer, especially in its early stages, with it known as the 'silent disease'.

A harrowing situation. Maria Menounos revealed that she secretly battled pancreatic cancer before announcing that she’s expecting her first child via surrogate.

Maria Menounos is opening up about her battle with Stage 2 pancreatic cancer.

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