Heart Breaking News: Sunderland Former Manager Died After a Battle with Pancreatic Cancer

 

Lauren Laverne, the former star of the band Kenickie and the current host of BBC’s *Desert Island Discs*, revealed on Instagram that she has been diagnosed with cancer. The 46-year-old shared that the cancer was “caught early and unexpectedly during a screening test,” and she is expected to make a full recovery.

In her post, Laverne expressed her gratitude to the medical professionals who have provided her with care, as well as her colleagues for their support and understanding in giving her the time off she needs to recover. She also thanked her family and friends for their unwavering support throughout her journey.

Laverne took the opportunity to encourage others to prioritize their health, urging anyone who might be avoiding tests or postponing appointments to get checked out as soon as possible. She emphasized the importance of early detection, noting that “half of us will get cancer at some point and finding out asap is everything.”

Known for her upbeat presence on air, Laverne asked for positive vibes from her followers as she navigates this challenging time. She sent love and support to others who might be facing similar battles or have already overcome them.

In addition to hosting *Desert Island Discs*, Laverne is also the host of the BBC 6 Music Breakfast Show and has presented various TV shows, including *The One Show* on the BBC and Channel 4’s *10 O’Clock Live*. Despite her successful career, she maintains close ties with her hometown of Sunderland, where her family has a history of public service.

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