Olivia Munn reveals 'crashing moment' that changed her perspective
Olivia Munn, known for her role in the TV series 'The Newsroom,' was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2023
Olivia Munn is getting candid about her emotional experience after discovering breast cancer, which changed her priorities.
In a conversation with People last Thursday, the 44-year-old mentioned that her cancer diagnosis helped her know her life goals.
Two years ago, the American actress was diagnosed with bilateral breast cancer, which led her to have five different surgeries.
The Your Friends & Neighbors star, while recalling her cancer journey, also told the outlet that it's disheartening for anyone to realise their life's true priorities only after discovering they have a fatal disease. But on the other hand, it's also a silver lining.
Previously, in another interview with People, the mom of two shared that she’s feeling certain about her battle with an ongoing disease, and she’s trying different medicines to cure it.
For the unversed, the vocal advocate for women's rights exchanged vows with stand-up comedian John Mulaney in a small family wedding in July 2024.
What autoimmune disease does Olivia Munn have?
Olivia Munn is also suffering from an autoimmune disease called fibromyalgia. The disorder's symptoms include severe muscle pain, fatigue and insomnia.
