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Hina Khan diagnosed with stage three breast cancer

The actress, known for starring in the long-running TV serial Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, shared the news in a post on Instagram.

Hina Khan diagnosed with stage three breast cancer

Popular TV personality Hina Khan on Friday revealed that she has been diagnosed with stage three breast cancer.

The actress, known for starring in the long-running TV serial Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, shared the news in a post on Instagram.


"Hello Everyone, to address the recent rumour, I want to share some important news with all the Hinaholics and everyone who loves and cares for me. I have been diagnosed with stage three breast cancer," Khan, 36, said.

Despite the challenging diagnosis, the actress assured her fans that she is "doing well".

"I am strong, determined, and fully committed to overcoming this disease. My treatment has already begun and I am ready to do everything necessary to emerge from this even stronger,” she wrote.

"I kindly ask for your respect and privacy during this time. I deeply appreciate your love, strength, and blessings. Your personal experiences, anecdotes, and supportive suggestions would mean the world to me as I navigate this journey,” the statement added.

Khan, who hails from Jammu, has also appeared in reality shows such as Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi 8 and Bigg Boss.

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