Val Kilmer says he 'feels a lot better than I sound' after cancer treatment

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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.

Val Kilmer's daughter was terrified as he tried to cure his throat cancer without medical help. The 60-year-old actor has children Jack, 24, and Mercedes, 28, from his marriage to ex-wife Joanne Whalley and when Val first started feeling unwell and developed a lump in his throat, he planned to pray with his Christian Science practitioner to treat the illness, rather than see a doctor.

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

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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.

Val Kilmer isn't letting his battle with throat cancer stand in the way of his acting career.In an exclusive new interview with ET, the 60-year-old actor opens up about why he's continuing to work amid recovery. Though talking can be challenging for him sometimes due to his tracheotomy, he remains optimistic. «I'm doing terrific.

Not even a tracheotomy can keep Val Kilmer down. After the actor was diagnosed with throat cancer in 2015, he was treated with chemotherapy, radiation and a tracheotomy to help him breathe.