Jonnie Irwin begins Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy amid terminal cancer battle

Tom Sandoval is taking some time to work on himself while shocking affair allegations swirl around him.

Bindi Irwin has revealed she’s struggled with endometriosis for ten years and recently underwent surgery to treat the condition. "Dear Friends, I battled for a long time wondering if I should share this journey with you in such a public space.

A Place in the Sun hosts Jasmine Harman and Jonnie Irwin have been reunited at a live exhibition event in Manchester amid Jonnie's tragic terminal cancer battle.

Popular TV presenter Jonnie Irwin made a surprise return to A Place In The Sun as he appeared at A Place In The Sun Live in Manchester on Sunday. The TV star, 49, was initially given six months to live when first diagnosed with stage four lung cancer in 2020, but has outlived doctor’s predictions with the help of medication, radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

A Place in The Sun host Danni Menzies has opened up about her heartache following Jonnie Irwin's terminal cancer diagnosis.

Home and Away star Johnny Ruffo has shared an update with fans this week, revealing that he is undergoing further treatment after being diagnosed with terminal brain cancer.The 34 year old actor, best known for his role as Chris Harrington in the Australian soap, began another round of chemotherapy this week, after having chemo for a few years. In his latest social media post, Johnny took to Instagram to share the latest on his journey as he revealed he was back in hospital. Johnny, who has undergone rounds of chemotherapy over the last few years, appeared to be preparing to have another round of the treatment in the photo.

Facebook: “I have difficult news to impart, the message began. “On February 17, without much warning, I was diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic cancer on the basis of a CT scan and an MRI… I’m sorry to report to you that my doctors have given me three to six months to live.

Russell Grant has opened up on his secret battle with brain cancer and the five-hour operation to remove a tumour.The famous celebrity astrologer and in-house horoscope guru for the likes of spiritual magazines also praised his doctors for managing to save his eyesight.The astrology expert had a tumour growth on his pituitary gland in his brain. After various tests and scans at the hospital, Russell then went under the knife to have the mass removed.The 71 year old TV personality thanked his "A-team" of medical support staff as he went on to explain that he is now in recovery after the invasive procedure.

Love Island star is "so sick" and can't leave her bed - after battling cancer. Demi Jones has spoken out after her battle with cancer in 2020 and 2021. Demi was diagnosed with thyroid cancer two years ago and told fans: "I'm literally so sick rn.

Love Island star Demi Jones has issued a health update following her previous cancer battle. Demi, 24, shared her heartbreaking thyroid cancer diagnosis in 2021 and later underwent two surgeries to remove a lump in her neck. The reality TV star has since received the all clear but has found that her immune system has been weakened as a result of her cancer, making her more susceptible to other illnesses.

Christina Applegate is not letting her diagnosis define her. The Dead to Me actress hit the 2023 SAG Awards red carpet with a big message.

Red carpet ready! Christina Applegate stunned at the 2023 SAG Awards after hinting that she may retire from acting as she battles multiple sclerosis.

Christina Applegate is not letting her diagnosis define her. The  actress hit the 2023 SAG Awards red carpet with a big message.Stepping out in a long, velvet tuxedo-inspired gown that featured a gorgeous train, Applegate -- who has been battling multiple sclerosis since 2021 -- paired the look with a black-and-white cane with the hashtag «FU MS,» written at the bottom. The cane was customized for the occasion and also featured Applegate's name as well as her daughter, Sadie's on it as well.Appelgate walked the carpet with her 12-year-old, who matched mom in a suit jacket, pants and combat boots.

Linda Nolan celebrated her 64th birthday with pink cake and family members amid her third battle with cancer.  The former member of musical group The Nolans faced her first diagnosis of stage three breast cancer in 2005 before getting the all-clear in 2006. Despite the good news, a year later she was diagnosed with cellulitis and lymphoedema in her arm.

Huddersfield, and later moved to Shelley, recently died aged 35 following what her family described as a brave and dignified battle against cancer. Friends said she lived up to her motto, 'enjoy every moment', by living her life to the fullest while also raising awareness of metastatic breast cancer. Laura, who had been fighting cancer for eight years, made it clear from her initial diagnosis she was determined to battle the condition head-on and raise as much awareness of the disease as possible.

Kidsgrove, who has been described as a 'talented and helpful' carpenter, was diagnosed with melanoma - a type of skin cancer - in 2021. READ: Council red route forces shop owner to relocate business after 25 yearsRamona said Feri underwent immunotherapy, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and ‘never complained once’. The 38-year-old said: “He was always following instructions and he just got on with it.

Naman Ramachandran For Indian filmmaker Sreemoyee Singh, world premiering her Iran documentary “And, Towards Happy Alleys” at the Berlin Film Festival’s Panorama strand is the culmination of a journey that began in 2015. Singh completed a masters degree in film studies at Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India and went on to pursue a PhD on The Exiled Filmmaker in Post Revolution Iranian Cinema, with the objective of understanding the source of “impossible hope” in Iranian films. The filmmaker was also introduced to the poetry of Iran’s Forogh Farrokhzad during the course and “connected deeply” to her verses. A desire to read Farrokhzad’s verses in the original Persian led Singh to learn Farsi.

A UK-based Iranian TV channel has had to stop broadcasting from its headquarters in London, after British police warned staff that it could not protect them on UK soil. 

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent The Berlinale red carpet on Saturday became a protest platform against Iran’s repressive regime when a group of Iranian filmmakers and talents, joined by jury president Kristen Stewart, chanted “Women, Life, Freedom!” and demanded the release of imprisoned journalists and an Iranian rapper. Actress Golshifteh Farahani, who is also on the jury; “Holy Spider” actress Zar Amir Ebrahimi; and “The Siren” director Sepideh Farsi were among dozens of Iranian film professionals participating in the protests hosted by Berlinale co-directors Mariette Rissenbeek and Carlo Chatrian. Protesters with signs demanded freedom for female Iranian journalists Niloofar Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi who are behind bars, accused of “conspiring against national security” for being the first to report on Mahsa Amini’s death, and for the release of dissident Iranian hip hop artist Toomaj Salehi who has been accused of spreading propaganda and could face the death penalty.

Kristen Stewart joined Iranian filmmakers in a demonstration showing solidarity for Iran’s Women Life Freedom protests on the red carpet of the Berlin Film Festival on Saturday.