Loose Women star Brenda Edwards has opened up about her late son Jamal moving back home after she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
The 53-year-old was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer in 2015, after she felt a lump during her stint on the musical Hairspray., Brenda called it ‘very frightening, scary,’ saying: ‘I didn’t know what to do, what to make of it or how to handle it.’
In August 2016, Brenda shared that she got the all-clear, after six months of chemotherapy and a mastectomy.She revealed on Loose Women today: ‘I haven’t lived on my own, apart from when I’m touring. ‘But with the kids, when I got breast cancer, Jamal moved out when he was 21, but when I was diagnosed with breast cancer, he wanted to move back in to support and protect mummy.‘So he moved back in, and Tanisha, I just don’t want her to go.’
‘But both of them have said, “We’ll move out, but there’s a house next door”.’ she added, speaking of her close family.
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