Suzanne Somers, the former “Dancing With the Stars” competitor, has once again battled cancer, as revealed by her husband, Alan Hamel. Hamel informed Page Six of the recent diagnosis, highlighting that Somers has faced cancer throughout her life. In her 20s, Somers experienced two hyperplasias, a condition often viewed as a precursor to cancer. After her recent battle, she received an all-clear on June 6. However, Hamel emphasized the unpredictable nature of cancer and their commitment to vigilantly monitor her health going forward. He attributed her survival to her commitment to a chemical-free, organic lifestyle supported by bioidentical hormones.

Somers, now 76, is well-known for her stint on season 20 of “Dancing With the Stars” with professional partner Tony Dovolani, where they finished in 9th place. Fans began expressing concerns after noticing her absence from her Facebook Live show, with her daughter-in-law, Caroline Somers, currently filling in.

Somers’ history with cancer includes diagnoses of both skin and breast cancer. In her 30s, she was diagnosed with skin cancer, and two decades later, a routine mammogram revealed a mass in her right breast. Confronted with her mortality, Somers faced difficult decisions regarding treatment options. Despite her doctors recommending chemotherapy and a mastectomy, she chose surgery to remove the tumor followed by radiation. Her experience with cancer has influenced her lifestyle considerably, leading her to maintain a balanced diet, grow her own organic food, support her immune system, and maintain a positive outlook.

Somers’ latest bout with cancer has prompted her to put her work commitments on hold. Despite her absence, fans are rallying around her, expressing their love and prayers through social media comments. While there is no further comment from Somers’ representative, the support from fans and her proactive approach to health continue to play a significant role in her battle against cancer.