Overview
- Patrice Aminati said in interviews on June 22–23 that she is in a "stable phase" where medication can partly restrain metastases and allow her to take part in public life.
- She remains a palliative patient with stage IV melanoma, and treatments bring heavy side effects plus periodic hospital stays that force withdrawals from public engagements.
- Nine months after announcing her separation from Daniel Aminati, she said she is not looking for a new partner and is focusing on living gratefully and on raising her daughter.
- A private moment at home — her three-year-old telling toy horses that ‘Mama takes many tablets’ — underlined how the illness affects family life and shaped her daily choices.
- Aminati has used recent appearances at YES!CON, an ARD talk and charity events to press for early skin checks, to explain medication limits and to urge building support networks for patients.