Legendary actress Suzanne Somers, who starred in Three’s Company and Step by Step, has shared heartbreaking news that has fans everywhere worried and emotional: she has been diagnosed with breast cancer for the second time.
At 76, Somers says she is not afraid to face the deadly disease once again. In an exclusive interview with Entertainment Tonight, the actress boldly declared:
“I know how to wear my armor. I am a fighter.”
The First Battle and the Lasting Cancer Fear
Somers was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2000. Since then, she has undergone a lumpectomy, radiation therapy, and adopted a healthy diet and low-toxin lifestyle to maintain her health.
For more than two decades, Suzanne has been an icon of cancer resilience, sharing her experiences, encouraging others in similar situations, and encouraging people to take care of their health.
Announcing the new diagnosis
Through social media, Somers shared:
“Cancer is part of my life’s journey. I overcame it and now I am ready to fight again.”
She revealed that the recurrence of the disease was discovered through a routine check-up. Fortunately, it was detected early. However, the actress still understands that the challenge ahead is not small.
Extraordinary determination and support from family
What makes the public admire her is the optimism and solidarity of her family. Suzanne’s husband, Alan Hamel, along with their son and grandchildren, are always by her side to support her. She said:
“I am not alone in this fight. The love of family is the greatest strength.”
In addition, Somers affirmed that she will continue to work and maintain her daily routine, including writing books and developing health care products.
An inspiring legacy
Throughout her career, Suzanne Somers has not only been a famous television star but also the author of many best-selling books on health, nutrition and positive living.
The news of her cancer relapse once again touched the audience but also rekindled faith in the resilience of a woman who has repeatedly turned adversity into an opportunity to inspire.
“I know this will be a difficult journey. But I have fought and won before. I will do it again.” – Suzanne Somers
