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The "Charmed" star revealed she has breast cancer in 2015.

"I think I would be afraid of death if I wasn't a good person, but I am. I'm not afraid of dying, I just don't want to die, like, ever," she said.

"It's just the sloppiness of it being said in front of people I don't even know," Abraira exclusively told Page Six after Pippen defended her decision to tell others.

The former “Beverly Hills, 90210” star, who has stage 4 breast cancer, is reportedly not looking to pump the brakes on her showbiz ventures anytime soon.

The late "Three's Company" star died at age 76 from breast cancer on Oct. 15.

The tennis star welcomed her second daughter, Adira River, with husband Alexis Ohanian in August. The couple also share 6-year-old daughter Olympia.

The "Beverly Hills, 90210" star was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015. It has since spread to her brain and bones.

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The "Super Bass" rapper said she "loved" the all-black Burberry outfit but knew that her cleavage was going to be "spilling out" that night.

The 19-year-old, who is the daughter of Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards, announced last month that she was going under the knife for a breast augmentation.

The former Spice Girls member-turned-fashion designer confirmed she had her breast implants removed — after years of denying ever getting them.

One patient of Mowlavi even died back in 2018 days after undergoing surgery for liposuction, breast implants and other work, the LA Times reported.

Anixa Biosciences CEO Dr. Amit Kumar told FOX Business that the company is working on a "game-changing vaccine" that could prevent the recurrence of the most aggressive form of breast cancer.

"My mom told me, ‘Don’t do it. You’ll regret it in college.'" — Sydney Sweeney

The "Euphoria" actress said she was insecure about her "big boobs" as a teenager and dreamed of getting a breast reduction when she turned 18.

The 'Wilder Days' songstress recently underwent a preventative double mastectomy after she found out she was prone to getting breast cancer, and the Bravo personality stepped in to help.

"Thank you for pumping in public and helping to make a positive change for the next generation of pumping moms out there!" one fan gushed beneath the snaps.

The ESPN camera operator caught a woman flashing her right breast toward a balcony above her.

The television personality detailed ‘one of the worst things that could happen’ after going down multiple breast sizes.

"We regret that this happened and apologize that the video aired in the telecast," the network's Bill Hofheimer told The Associated Press.