Honey Boo Boo Star "Chickadee" Diagnosed with Cancer
Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson is speaking retired pursuing a study that her sister Anna "Chickadee" Cardwell has been diagnosed with signifier 4 cancer.
After TMZ reported that Anna is battling adrenal carcinoma, Alana appeared to confirm the quality by re-sharing the nonfiction and sending an important reminder to her fans.
"& this is what I mean erstwhile I accidental you ne'er genuinely cognize what idiosyncratic is going done astatine home. No substance however celebrated they are," the Here Comes Honey Boo Boo star, 17, wrote connected Instagram Stories March 30. "Yes, I'm precise celebrated but mean s--t happens to maine and my household & y'all request to recognize that asap."
Family sources told TMZ that Anna, 28, received her diagnosis successful January aft experiencing stomachaches and undergoing a bid of tests, with crab being recovered successful her liver, kidney and lung. The insiders shared with the outlet that she started chemotherapy past period and that her household is remaining "very hopeful."
Alana and Anna's parent Mama June Shannon—who is besides ma to daughters Lauryn "Pumpkin" Efird, 23, and Jessica "Chubbs" Shannon, 26—appeared to corroborate the quality arsenic good by resharing the nonfiction connected Instagram Stories and tagging her eldest child.
Anna—who appeared connected the TLC bid with her family—has yet to talk publically astir her health. However, connected March 28, the parent of two—whose children see 10-year-old Kaitlyn and 7-year-old Kylee—resurfaced connected Instagram aft astir 8 months distant from the platform.
"Well I ain't posted present successful a while," Anna wrote in her post. "Your miss is backmost atrocious for the photograph dump that's going to hap hahah I emotion y'all and I anticipation y'all anticipation y'all are having a bully week #imback #2023 #tiktok."
E! News has reached retired to the family's squad for remark but has yet to perceive back.
For the latest breaking quality updates, click present to download the E! News App