Scottish rugby hero Kenny Logan appeared on BBC Breakfast on Tuesday morning to reveal that he is battling prostate cancer, supported by TV host wife Gabby.
The 50-year-old broke the news on the show alongside his wife Gabby, during an interview with Sally Nugent, reports the Scottish Sun. The retired rugby player shared that the diagnosis came as a "huge shock" to him and his family.
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Kenny said: "I got a wellness check and sat down with the guy and he said: 'everything's fine but your prostate is high'.
"I got checked and within three or four months I had a biopsy. This year, in February, I was diagnosed with prostate cancer which was a huge shock.
"I decided to get it taken out and I'm probably 95% back to normal. When you're told you've got cancer, I literally fell over it.
"I didn't see it coming, no symptoms whatsoever. I had to go looking for it."
Wife Gabby, 49, added: "The day before he went in for his operation, he'd done a bike session, he had no pain, no symptoms.
The Scots sportsman finished the interview with a warning and said: "Go looking for it."
The couple have discussed Kenny's diagnosis on Gabby's The Mid Point podcast, which can be accessed here.
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