Overview
- The 62-year-old tells Prima she dismissed bloating, weight gain and slow-healing injuries as ageing until severe bleeding on stage prompted medical checks.
- She has previously disclosed treatment that included a hysterectomy and radiation therapy following last year’s uterine (womb) cancer diagnosis.
- Kingston revealed her diagnosis while competing on Strictly Come Dancing with Johannes Radebe after initially choosing to keep it private.
- She says sharing her story is meant to encourage others to seek medical advice for unusual changes, noting womb cancer can be survivable when detected early.
- Addressing Strictly feedback, she calls Craig Revel Horwood’s “midlife crisis” remark “a little mean-spirited,” and one outlet reports doctors found cancer in her fallopian tubes without spread to the ovaries.