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ABC News correspondent Will Reeve, 34, confirmed he is cancer-free after treating embryonal testicular cancer. He disclosed the diagnosis in April 2026, just months after his wedding, and underwent surgery and chemotherapy at Memorial Sloan Kettering. Reeve used a recent Good Morning America segment to destigmatize the disease and express gratitude for his wife's support.
ABC News correspondent Will Reeve, 34, publicly disclosed a diagnosis of embryonal testicular cancer in April 2026, just months after his wedding. He underwent an orchiectomy in May, a lymph node dissection in June, and two cycles of chemotherapy in July at Memorial Sloan Kettering. Clean scans on September 8 confirmed he is now cancer-free.
ABC News is considering significant changes to 'Good Morning America' after it lost its top morning ratings spot to NBC's 'Today Show' for the first time in 14 years. The shift is attributed to internal anchor conflicts, heavy commercialization, and a lack of on-set chemistry, prompting potential leadership and personnel changes.
Will Reeve, 34, son of late actor Christopher Reeve and a correspondent for ABC News, publicly disclosed a diagnosis of embryonal testicular cancer in April 2026. He underwent an orchiectomy in May, a lymph node dissection in June, and two cycles of chemotherapy in July at Memorial Sloan Kettering. Clean scans received on September 8 confirmed he is now cancer-free. Reeve shared the news on Good Morning America to destigmatize the disease and highlight the importance of early detection.
Will Reeve, a 34-year-old correspondent for ABC News and Good Morning America, has publicly disclosed that he was diagnosed with testicular cancer in April 2026. The diagnosis came shortly after his January wedding. Reeve underwent an orchiectomy in May, followed by a lymph node dissection in June and two cycles of chemotherapy in July. He is now cancer-free and aims to raise awareness about the disease.
Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, publicly urged President Trump on Good Morning America to consider pardoning Clancy after a mistrial in her Massachusetts murder case; however, presidential pardons apply to federal, not state, charges, and no clear pathway for Trump’s involvement was outlined, with the case entering renewed scrutiny after the mistrial and a lone holdout juror.
Eight months after Rob and Michele Reiner were killed, Jake Reiner gave his first television interview on Good Morning America, describing the shock and ongoing grief, addressing his brother Nick's arrest and grand jury indictment (which he declined to discuss), and sharing how he and sister Romy navigate life while honoring their parents through events like the Cape & Gown Gala for the Children's Institute.
Julia Stiles is joining Dancing With the Stars Season 35 to compete for the Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy as the season premieres Sept. 15 on ABC and Disney+. The full cast will be announced Sept. 2 on Good Morning America, with Ciara Miller, Maura Higgins, Jackson Olson, and Guillermo Rodriguez already confirmed and several rumors about others circulating.
Season 35's pro lineup is beginning to take shape, with Witney Carson, Mark Ballas, and Jan Ravnik confirmed; the winner of Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro is anticipated to join, with Allen Genkin and Adele Zaikman as candidates. Fans expect returns from familiar pros like Rylee Arnold, Jenna Johnson, and Val Chmerkovskiy before the September 2 cast reveal, and a Good Morning America teaser on August 17 is likely to announce at least one new pro.
Former Titans running back Chris Johnson revealed last year he has ALS, describing rapid progression that now requires a speech-generating device. He aims to raise awareness, emphasize that he’s still the same person, and has the full support of the Titans, with inspiration coming from fellow ALS fighter Tim Shaw.
Former Titans running back Chris Johnson announced he has ALS, sharing the news in a Good Morning America interview. Diagnosed last year, the disease has progressed rapidly and Johnson now uses a speech-generating device controlled by his eyes. He says if his story can spur earlier diagnosis, more research, or hope for families, it will be worth it, and he’s committed to fighting the disease while continuing his involvement with the Titans and his family.
Former Titans running back Chris Johnson sat for a Monday interview with Michael Strahan on Good Morning America and publicly disclosed his ALS diagnosis, a development teased by promos and highlighted by his CJ2K 2009 season (2,006 rushing yards). The piece notes ABC’s press release confirming the sit-down, a Titans YouTube highlight reel tied to the interview, and fan speculation about what Johnson would share.
Grammy-winning artist Muni Long revealed that Lupus and pneumonia struck during Brandy and Monica’s tour, with doctors telling her she had one week to live before undergoing a double lung transplant. Six months after the surgery, she’s doing well and urges others to prioritize their health and advocate for themselves, especially Black women affected by Lupus.
Barry Manilow says his singing voice may not return to its pre-surgery quality after lung cancer surgery to remove a tumor, shared in a Good Morning America interview. He described a recent sound check where he didn’t sound like himself, and his concern about continuing to perform after a pneumonia-related ICU stay and ongoing recovery. The 82-year-old has upcoming UK and US tour dates as doctors monitor his voice.
Jennifer Lopez says she took a year off after filing for divorce from Ben Affleck in 2024, cancelled tours and stayed home to process the split, and is now enjoying her “happy era,” focusing on her Las Vegas residency and her kids rather than dating.