Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, has received promising news about her health, as her skin cancer has not spread. The 64-year-old Duchess was diagnosed with an early form of breast cancer in June 2023, and during reconstructive surgery, doctors found a malignant melanoma. Fortunately, further surgery revealed clear results around the site of the mole where the skin cancer was detected, as well as in her lymph nodes.
She will now have to attend checkups every 12 weeks, but the news has left her 'very relieved,' according to a source. Despite the recent health challenges, the Duchess remains resilient and in good spirits.
In the midst of her health journey, the Duchess of York is set to attend Global Citizen NOW: Melbourne in Australia, where she will join other ambassadors in the fight against extreme poverty. This event marks her continued dedication to philanthropic causes despite her personal health struggles.
Following her recent cancer diagnosis, the Duchess emphasized the importance of monitoring moles for signs of melanoma. She expressed gratitude to her medical team for their vigilance in detecting the illness early.
Recently, the Duchess of York participated in a Thanksgiving service for the late King Constantine alongside members of the royal family. The memorial, held at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle, was a somber occasion to honor the late King of Greece.
Despite facing criticism for his role in the royal family, Prince Andrew, the Duchess's ex-husband, was also present at the service. The Duke of York has been embroiled in controversy following allegations of sexual assault, which he has denied.
Most recently, the Duchess of York was seen at the Bahrain Grand Prix with her daughter Princess Eugenie, showcasing her resilience and determination to continue engaging in public events despite her health challenges.
