Linda Nolan reveals her cancer has spread to the brain, shares details after 4th diagnosis

After her fourth cancer diagnosis, singer Linda Nolan disclosed the disease has spread to her brain.

Linda, 64, revealed on Good Morning Britain that she was diagnosed last week. She is a member of the musical group The Nolans together with her sisters.

On Good Morning Britain, she stated that as the only treatment option for brain cancer at the time is radiation, which she will be receiving, it is understandably quite terrifying.


She declared that she would use a "wonder drug." The singer would not mention it by name but continued: "We're going to test me on it as a chemo medicine, with some other therapy. There is a new drug that's been in use for a year for brain cancer."

She started a singing trio in the 1970s with her sisters Bernie, Maureen, Anne, Coleen, and Denise. They have a long list of songs, including I'm in the Mood for Dancing and Don't Make Waves from 1979.

Also, there have been several instances of cancer in their family.



Linda had her initial breast cancer diagnosis in 2006, and in 2017 she experienced a hip recurrence. She learned that the illness had progressed to her liver in 2020. In 2007, her spouse Brian passed away from skin cancer.

Two more sisters also had breast cancer: Anne, who has had two diagnoses but is currently in remission, and Bernie, who passed away in 2013 at the age of 52. That was "frightening," according to Linda, who has been featured on Loose Women and Celebrity Big Brother.

She said that after experiencing some "pretty terrible falls," she realized something wasn't right. She is now utilizing a wheelchair and residing with her sister Denise.

So it was really shocking when the doctor said, "It's in your brain."

"I'm hoping [the medicine she's taking] will work miracles for me and satisfy God," she said.

FAQs:

1. What is the age of Linda Nolan?
   64 years
2. When was Linda Nolan diagnosed with cancer?
   2006