Nicole Eggert rose to fame for her portrayal of Summer Quinn on the iconic TV series Baywatch during the early 1990s. Late last year, she faced significant personal challenges, having been diagnosed with stage 2 cribriform carcinoma, a form of breast cancer. This diagnosis marked the beginning of a difficult journey, one that she has navigated with courage and resilience.
Despite the struggles associated with her illness, the 52-year-old actress has remained candid about her health battle, using her platform to raise awareness and share her experiences. Recently, Eggert shared an emotional and uplifting message with her fans, highlighting her progress and health status.
Nicole Eggert says her body is now cancer-free
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In an emotional Instagram video filmed from her living room, the actress tearfully shared a life-changing update with her followers. She revealed that she had just met with her surgeons, who delivered the most incredible news that her body had responded exceptionally well to the treatments, and she is now cancer-free.
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Eggert also noted that her newfound health milestone has paved the way for her to undergo a mastectomy and breast reconstruction surgery, which she sees as an exciting new chapter in her journey.
Fans and colleagues react to Nicole Eggert’s new video
Following her video, the internet went agog as friends, colleagues, and fans of Eggert took to the comment section to lend their support to the actress. While commenting, wonder Years actor Jason Hervey expressed that Eggert’s tears had moved him deeply, recalling their nearly 40-year friendship.
The actor added that he wished he could be there to give her a big hug and affirmed that he and others were fully supportive of her and her family. Other celebrities, such as Alyssa Milano and Seth Green, also took to the comment section to show their support.
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