In a recent announcement, Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, discloses her battle with malignant melanoma following an earlier diagnosis of breast cancer this summer. The Duchess, aged 64, had moles removed and analyzed during reconstructive surgery after her mastectomy, with one mole identified as cancerous.

A representative for the Duchess emphasized the crucial role of vigilance, acknowledging her dermatologist’s dedication in detecting the illness early. The Duchess is currently undergoing treatment in London and is recovering at the MAYRLIFE clinic in Austria.

The news, initially reported by The Sun, comes as a shock after her recent breast cancer journey. Despite the distressing developments, the Duchess remains resilient and in good spirits, supported by her family. Princess Beatrice, her eldest daughter, is connected to this battle, being a patron of the British Skin Foundation and having worked with skin cancer patients.

Last June, Fergie’s first breast cancer diagnosis led to a successful mastectomy. Her positive attitude shone through, and she humorously referred to her reconstructed breast as “Derek” on her podcast. In a New Year’s Eve message, she declared victory over breast cancer.

The Duchess’ proactive stance on early detection and screening reflects her commitment to raising awareness, especially considering her father’s history with prostate cancer. In a podcast episode, she urged listeners to prioritize health check-ups, emphasizing the significance of early detection.

Despite facing successive health challenges, Sarah Ferguson continues to inspire with her resilience and determination to advocate for health awareness and proactive medical care. To hear more about her diagnosis journey, check out the video below.

Note: The information provided is based on statements from the Duchess’s representative and close sources, and updates may follow as the situation unfolds.