Natalie J Robb, known for her role as Moira Dingle in Emmerdale, shares a personal health concern. The gravity of Chas Dingle’s cancer storyline is hitting home, prompting necessary discussions. Robb’s candid revelation highlights the importance of early detection. Also, Lisa Riley reflects on her mother’s battle with breast cancer. Keep scrolling to know more!
Emmerdale Stars Share Personal Health Stories Amid Chas Dingle’s Cancer Diagnosis
Emmerdale star Natalie J Robb, known for her role as Moira Dingle, shared a personal breast cancer experience while discussing the cancer storyline involving Chas Dingle. In a segment on Lorraine, the actress didn’t shy away from giving insights into her own encounter with the disease to raise awareness.
The soap star was on Lorraine to talk about the filming of a significant scene in Chas’ storyline. In the Emmerdale scene, Chas discusses her breast cancer diagnosis with the other Dingle women. While having a conversation about the same, Robb recounted finding a lump in her right breast last year, only to discover that there was another one.
Natalie said, “And even though you feel for things, you’re not sure how to do it properly. So that’s why it’s so, so important.” She urged fans to take self-examinations as early detection is crucial. Fortunately, Robb’s lumps were benign, but her message remains crucial: “Be aware and check your boobies.”
Additionally, Lisa Riley, who portrays Mandy Dingle in Emmerdale, also shared her own breast cancer experience. She revealed her mother’s tragic death from the disease nearly 14 years ago. Riley stated, “What’s so important about this storyline is how early Chas found the lump, thanks to Dr Liam.”
Emmerdale star labeled her mother’s condition as an ‘ostrich burying its head in the sand.’ She explained, “She thought it was something that would go away.” Lisa stressed that cancer doesn’t simply disappear and highlighted the significance of proactive measures.
Emmerdale viewers know that Chas’ cancer storyline has taken another dangerous turn. Recently, Chas shocked her brothers and son by revealing that the root of her cancer is the faulty BRCA2 gene. That means they might also carry it. How will Dingles survive? To find out,
