Overview
- The 68-year-old The Nanny star told People her cancer went undetected for about two years despite seeing eight doctors.
- She said she ultimately underwent a radical hysterectomy and was told she would never be able to have biological children.
- Drescher recalled she had just begun considering motherhood and was advised to freeze an embryo, but swift cancer progression removed that option.
- She described the outcome as a “bitter pill” and later channeled her experience into advocacy, including her Cancer Schmancer Movement and policy work.
- Reports also highlight her continued visibility, noting a 2025 Hollywood Walk of Fame star and a role in Marty Supreme with Timothée Chalamet.