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Time of India
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Bindi Irwin shares health update post emergency surgery
(Picture Courtesy: Facebook) Actress Bindi Irwin shared a health update about her "healing" journey two weeks after undergoing emergency surgery for several ailments, due to which she had to miss a gala celebrating her late dad, Steve Irwin. She posted a health update and new images of herself out of the hospital two weeks after undergoing emergency surgery to cure a ruptured appendix and recurring endometriosis. "Healing," she wrote on her Instagram. "Thank you for your incredible words of support and kindness. The reason I share my health journey is because more girls and women desperately need answers to their undiagnosed pain. I've battled with endometriosis for more than 12 years. This disease is crippling and can make you feel incredibly isolated," appendix and reoccurring endometriosis, according to E! News. "We need to raise awareness and change the narrative for women's health," continued Bindi, who appears in her new photos standing with an umbrella on a street on a rainy day and posing next to a large tree in a park. "I see you, your pain is real, and you deserve answers and genuine health care," as per the outlet. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Thị trường có dấu hiệu suy thoái không? IC Markets Đăng ký Undo Her husband Chandler Powell praised the 'Dancing With the Stars' winner in his response. "I've said it many times already, but as time goes on I'm even more convinced that you are the strongest person I know," he wrote on Instagram, adding, "Going through everything you have to get on top of your health as well as help others along the way is incredible,"according to E! News. Earlier, also Bindi Irwin shared a health update. She talked about being "really, really sick" before she was diagnosed with endometriosis, reported People. She recalled dealing with hidden health issues for over a decade on the recent episode of the A Life of Greatness podcast with host Sarah Grynberg. "The only people that knew that I was incredibly unwell ... my husband, my mom and my brother, and behind closed doors I was struggling to do anything and everything," said Bindi, while giving reference to her mom Terri Irwin, 60, her brother Robert Irwin, 21, and her husband Chandler Powell, 28, with whom she shares their daughter Grace, 3, per the outlet. "It resulted in a lot of cancelled plans, people must have thought I was just incredibly flaky because I was getting so sick from this disease that I would try to get up and I would just throw up, I was in so much pain all the time. Every day the fatigue and the battle," added Bindi. She said endometriosis "is an enormous problem for so many people and it's not being talked about a lot," adding, "I went for 10 years undiagnosed because doctors really didn't know enough, they diagnosed me with a million other things, like IBS, or hormones or 'It's just part of being a woman.' The symptoms continued to snowball and it took me such a long time to find help and it's a story that so many women and girls know all too well. " Prior to the diagnosis, Bindi shared that she underwent "every scan you could imagine", CT scans, MRI scans, ultrasounds, and blood tests, as well as being "tested for every tropical disease" and was told "there's nothing wrong with you" by doctors despite "getting more and more unwell." Later, she ended up going to "a lovely surgeon in the US" who operated on her and "found over 30 lesions," she said. She said she would be sure to make it to the next Steve Irwin Gala in her native Australia in November. "One day at a time," she wrote. "Time to heal now," according to E! News. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
Mint
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Mint
'Healing': Bindi Irwin shares health update post emergency surgery
Washington [US], May 26 (ANI): Actress Bindi Irwin shared a health update about her "healing" journey two weeks after undergoing emergency surgery for several ailments, due to which she had to miss a gala celebrating her late dad, Steve Irwin. She posted a health update and new images of herself out of the hospital two weeks after undergoing emergency surgery to cure a ruptured appendix and recurring endometriosis. "Healing," she wrote on her Instagram. "Thank you for your incredible words of support and kindness. The reason I share my health journey is because more girls and women desperately need answers to their undiagnosed pain. I've battled with endometriosis for more than 12 years. This disease is crippling and can make you feel incredibly isolated," appendix and reoccurring endometriosis, according to E! News. "We need to raise awareness and change the narrative for women's health," continued Bindi, who appears in her new photos standing with an umbrella on a street on a rainy day and posing next to a large tree in a park. "I see you, your pain is real, and you deserve answers and genuine health care," as per the outlet. Her husband Chandler Powell praised the 'Dancing With the Stars' winner in his response. "I've said it many times already, but as time goes on I'm even more convinced that you are the strongest person I know," he wrote on Instagram, adding, "Going through everything you have to get on top of your health as well as help others along the way is incredible,"according to E! News. Earlier, also Bindi Irwin shared a health update. She talked about being "really, really sick" before she was diagnosed with endometriosis, reported People. She recalled dealing with hidden health issues for over a decade on the recent episode of the A Life of Greatness podcast with host Sarah Grynberg. "The only people that knew that I was incredibly unwell ... my husband, my mom and my brother, and behind closed doors I was struggling to do anything and everything," said Bindi, while giving reference to her mom Terri Irwin, 60, her brother Robert Irwin, 21, and her husband Chandler Powell, 28, with whom she shares their daughter Grace, 3, per the outlet. "It resulted in a lot of cancelled plans, people must have thought I was just incredibly flaky because I was getting so sick from this disease that I would try to get up and I would just throw up, I was in so much pain all the time. Every day the fatigue and the battle," added Bindi. She said endometriosis "is an enormous problem for so many people and it's not being talked about a lot," adding, "I went for 10 years undiagnosed because doctors really didn't know enough, they diagnosed me with a million other things, like IBS, or hormones or 'It's just part of being a woman.' The symptoms continued to snowball and it took me such a long time to find help and it's a story that so many women and girls know all too well." Prior to the diagnosis, Bindi shared that she underwent "every scan you could imagine", CT scans, MRI scans, ultrasounds, and blood tests, as well as being "tested for every tropical disease" and was told "there's nothing wrong with you" by doctors despite "getting more and more unwell." Later, she ended up going to "a lovely surgeon in the US" who operated on her and "found over 30 lesions," she said. She said she would be sure to make it to the next Steve Irwin Gala in her native Australia in November. "One day at a time," she wrote. "Time to heal now," according to E! News. (ANI)
Daily Mail
22-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Cate Blanchett's co-star Richard Roxburgh reveals how she made 'a complete idiot of herself' on set
Cate Blanchett 's long-time co-star Richard Roxburgh has cheekily revealed she will happily 'make a complete idiot of herself' when on set. The 63-year-old Australian actor recently discussed his experiences working with Cate on the A Life of Greatness podcast. 'Cate is incredibly brave. She is so happy to make a complete idiot of herself. She will do things in the rehearsal room,' Richard began. 'I remember we were doing a play at the Sydney Theatre Company. She would do things on the rehearsal floor. 'You just think "Oh my God". Totally shameless and unguarded.' His remarks coincide with Cate's reputation for being a bold actress who works extremely hard to get into character. Richard has co-starred in three movies with Cate, including the 1997 drama film Oscar and Lucinda, and also appeared on stage with her in several productions. In 2017, they were co-stars in the Broadway show The Present, which is an adaption of an Anton Chekhov play, adapted by Cate's husband Andrew Upton. The pair celebrated their time together on the show with the unveiling of their caricatures at the world-famous Sardi's Restaurant in New York City. It follows reports that Cate has plans to retire from showbusiness, after decades in the industry. The Oscar-winning actress, 55, hesitated about her job title during a recent interview with Radio Times and explained: 'It's because I'm giving up [acting]. My family roll their eyes every time I say it, but I mean it. I am serious.' The Melbourne-born actress insisted she still had 'a lot of things I want to do with my life'. The Little Fish star, who recently starred in an adaptation of Chekov's The Seagull at the Barbican, London, did not give a time frame for her departure from the entertainment industry. But it is not the first time that she has threatened to quit her career despite international acclaim. Cate told Vanity Fair in 2023 that she has often toyed with the idea of walking away from her acting work. She said: 'It's not occasional — it's continual. On a daily or weekly basis, for sure. 'It's a love affair, isn't it? So you do fall in and out of love with it, and you have to be seduced back into it.' Despite her latest declaration, the Lord of the Rings star recently featured in her first radio play on Radio 4, in a 90-minute monologue titled The Fever. Written by Wallace Shawn, Cate played an unnamed traveller who fell ill in a foreign country riven by civil war. The mother-of-four explained why she had chosen to embark on her first audio radio project. She told the Radio Times: 'I'm obsessed with the psychological space that is the interior of people's cars. Often the most profound and intense and memorable conversations I have with my children are in the car.' 'That special space was where my 16-year-old encountered Desert Island Discs and now he's completely obsessed with it, and, because the school run is quite long, it's where I listen to long-form radio drama.'
