British author
Sophie Kinsella suffers from brain cancer
Sophie Kinsella became famous in the 2000s for her Bargain Hunter series of books
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Author Sophie Kinsella shared her cancer diagnosis via her social media channels on Tuesday. She underwent surgery in London and is undergoing radiation and chemotherapy.
British author Sophie Kinsella announced a serious diagnosis to her social media followers on Wednesday. She suffers from an extremely aggressive form of brain cancer.
The author became famous in the 2000s through her book series about the “Bargain Hunter”. In her statement on Instagram and
Sophie Kinsella is undergoing radiation and chemotherapy
Sophie Kinsella describes her diagnosis as follows: “At the end of 2022, I was diagnosed with glioblastoma, a form of aggressive brain cancer. I didn’t share this earlier because I wanted to make sure my children heard and processed the news calmly and adapted to ours “We can get used to the new normal.”
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Kinsella goes on to say that she is currently being treated at University College Hospital in London and is undergoing radiotherapy and chemotherapy, which has not yet been completed. According to her own statements, she is doing well under the circumstances, but her memory is even worse than before.