Olivia Munn

And then it was a very aggressive, fast-moving cancer that was all over both breasts.

So I went through many surgeries, five surgeries.

And then in that process, I was like, I think I need to step away from being in the public eye.

Yeah, I had a clear mammogram and a clear ultrasound, and I did clear genetic testing as well, or genetic testing, it came back clear.

A lot of people ask about BRCA, and BRCA is a very well-known breast cancer gene, but there are many breast cancer genes, and I tested negative for all cancer genes.

Oh, God.

Yeah.

So, um, there, there's a thing, I know the lifetime risk assessment test and it's a free online test.

It takes minutes to take.

It's been around for a very long time, but a lot of people don't know about it.

Anything above 20% is, is considered high risk.

And it's a score that will tell you how likely you are to get breast cancer in your lifetime.

And mine was 37.3%.

So I went to go get the MRI and the doctor called me that day and he's like, I think I see something on your right breast.

You should go get an ultrasound.

I said, okay, I go get the ultrasound.

And then the doctor's taking some time and it's never really good when they're quiet, right?

So I'm like, is everything okay?

And she's like, well, I see the one from the MRI, but now I'm finding two more.

Oh, fuck.