TOP British DJ Hannah Wants has revealed that she has been diagnosed with cancer for the fourth time.
The Birmingham star, 38, opened up about her fresh battle in a candid Instagram post, prompting her fans to rally behind her.
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DJ Hannah Wants revealed she is battling cancer againCredit: Instagram
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The star revealed that her breast cancer has returned for the fourth timeCredit: Instagram
Hannah – real name Hannah Smith – has been a DJ since the age of 18, and is best known for her Radio 1 residency.
But behind the scenes, the brave star battled breast cancer, and now she’s revealed it’s back again.
In an emotional Instagram post, Hannah shared a picture of herself in the hospital.
At the opening, she wrote: “This is definitely not the post for the end of the year that I wanted to write or how I wanted to enter 2025, however my path has been redirected and I have no other option but to surrender to what is and have faith that the universe has bigger and better plans for me.
“I was recently diagnosed with cancer number 4…some of you will know little snippets of my story, some of you will know nothing but the long story. I was first diagnosed with breast cancer 8 years ago and have since experienced 3 different relapses. I am out to the public with diagnosis 1 and 2, and I decided to keep diagnosis 3 private.
“What I’m dealing with now, diagnosis number 4, was an unexpected, monumental shock to all systems.
“My world has turned upside down, my life path, my time and my energy have been redirected and my journey to full health and well-being (mentally, emotionally, physically, spiritually) has begun again.”
Hannah went on to encourage other people with cancer to “not give up”.
She also asked fans to “pray” for her.
Hannah continued: “Love your people (and your pets AKA your fur kids), don’t take that s**t for granted.
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Hannah is a popular DJ with an army of fans Credit: Instagram
“Tomorrow is never promised and that goes for me, you and our loved ones.
“Tell your people you love them. Show them you love them.
“Appreciate them. Be present with them.”
She ended the lengthy post with the words, “To heal, relax my nervous system and achieve energetic alignment with the best outcome.”
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Due to the star’s work, she toured the world with her set Credits: Instagram
Hannah’s followers were quick to share their support, with JLS star Marvin Humes writing: “Thinking of you Hannah and sending lots of love and strength..what a powerful post.”
Her friend, DJ Spoony, said: “I don’t think I’ve ever read a more beautiful and positive post.
“H, I like the energy here.
“Sending hugs, love and all the strength to help you deal with this. You are an absolute champ.”
While this fan wrote: “Praying for you Hannah. You got this.”
Over the years, Hannah has established herself as one of the most sought-after DJs in the world with a string of successful releases behind her.
The popular star boasts an army of fans who come to hear her play in clubs and festivals around the world from Australia to Ibiza.
In 2019, she launched her own label, Etiquette, for which she embarked on an intimate club tour of Great Britain and Ireland.
Speaking at the time about this move to playing to smaller crowds, she told The Sun: “I’ve been touring the UK and Ireland since 2015 and they’ve all been big capacity, big productions with even bigger sets and I just wanted a change. things.
“Don’t get me wrong playing in front of 1000-2000 people in a club is amazing, but there’s nothing better than DJing in close quarters with 200-500 ravers where the DJ booth and the crowd feel like one.”
What are the signs of breast cancer?
BREAST cancer is the most common type of cancer in the UK.
Most women who get it are over 50, but younger women and, in rare cases, men can also get breast cancer.
If treated early enough, breast cancer can be prevented from spreading to other parts of the body.
Breast cancer can have a number of symptoms, but the first noticeable symptom is usually a lump or area of thickened breast tissue.
Most breast lumps are not cancerous, but it is always best to have them checked by a doctor. You should also talk to your GP if you notice any of the following:
- a change in the size or shape of one or both breasts
- discharge from any nipple (which may be blood-tinged)
- a lump or swelling in either of your armpits
- indentations in the skin of your breasts
- a rash on or around the nipple
- a change in the appearance of your nipple, such as an indentation in the breast
Source: NHS
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