The singer admitted she 'needs to be realistic'
Linda Nolan has admitted she 'needs to be realistic' as she opened up about her fight with cancer. The 64-year-old singer was first diagnosed 20 years ago but was told she had incurable secondary breast cancer in 2017.
"You’re over the moon for them and yet, when I say goodbye, I know I might not see them again," Linda writes. "That’s the elephant in the room." "I’ve spoken a few times about the Nolans’ blue plaque . Me and the family unveiled it with such delight," Linda begins when sharing her story. "What I haven’t spoken about is the less fabulous moment of that day. The moment I had to turn to Coleen’s son Jake’s girlfriend and ask her what my niece, Coleen’s daughter, is called."
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