TRISHA Goddard has been presenting for decades, and has recently joined the Good Morning Britain team. However, her road to success hasn’t been easy, having battled cancer for years. Here’s how she’s managing her diagnoses.
What cancers has Trisha Goddard been diagnosed with? Trisha has been diagnosed with breast cancer twice. The first time the 66-year-old was treated and cured of cancer was in 2008. Unfortunately, she was then told it had come back in 2023, but this time it was Stage 4.
In February 2024, the talk show host revealed that the cancer was treatable but not curable. Read more about Trisha Announcing her terminal diagnosis , Trisha said: "It's not going to go away." She continued: "And with that knowledge comes grief, and fear.
But I must keep enjoying what I have always enjoyed." She told Hello! Magazine : "I can't lie; I can't keep making up stories. "It gets to a stage, after a year and a half, when keeping a secret becomes more of a burden than anything else.
" Most read in TV Trisha is best known for hosting her self-titled talk show on ITV between 1998 and 2005 before it moved to Channel 5 for four years. She said she doesn't want people to change how they perceive her following the diagnosis. What has Trisha Goddard said about her hip and secondary breast cancer diagnosis? Speaking on ITV’s Good Morning Britain about why she kept the news of the cancer to herself, she said: “I was grappling with how to deal with it myself.
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