Doherty's final Instagram post, 2 weeks before her death from cancer, expressed her feeling of hope.

She passed away at 53 years old.

July 14th 2024.

Doherty's final Instagram post, 2 weeks before her death from cancer, expressed her feeling of hope.
Sad news has struck the entertainment world as beloved actress Shannen Doherty has passed away at the age of 53. Just two weeks before her death, Shannen shared her optimism for the future in her last Instagram post. However, after a nine-year battle with breast cancer, the star of 90210 and Charmed has left us.

Shannen's longtime publicist Leslie Sloane confirmed the news with a heavy heart in a statement to People. This comes after the actress discussed her health in her final post on Instagram, where she expressed her mix of hope and fear. She shared that she was unsure of how long her chemotherapy treatments would last, but with the recent change in her cancer cells, there were more treatment options available for her.

Shannen has always been open about her health journey since her initial diagnosis in 2011. In 2017, she announced that she was in remission, but unfortunately, in 2020, she revealed that the cancer had returned and spread to her bones. She bravely shared her story and journey with her fans, even posting a video of herself receiving chemotherapy last June, where she disclosed that the cancer had spread to her brain and was now terminal.

In November, Shannen spoke with People Magazine, sharing that the cancer had spread to her bones, but she was determined to keep fighting. She stated, "I don't want to die. I'm not done with living, loving, creating, and hopefully changing things for the better." Despite everything, she still felt blessed and wanted to break the misconceptions people have about those living with cancer. She explained that cancer patients are often seen as unable to work or live a fulfilling life, but in reality, they are grateful for every moment and want to continue working and living to the fullest.

Shannen's fear of dying was evident in a video she shared from a hospital bed last summer. In the caption, she wrote about her surgery to remove and biopsy a tumor in her head. She admitted to being scared and worried about the outcome, but also about leaving her mom and losing herself in the process. She hoped to raise awareness about the reality of cancer and shared that it can look different for everyone.

In honor of Shannen, organizations like Macmillan Cancer Support are offering support and information to those who have been diagnosed with cancer. They have a helpline, webchat service, and website available for anyone who needs it.

Shannen may no longer be with us, but her impact and bravery will always be remembered. If you have a celebrity story, video, or pictures you'd like to share, you can contact the entertainment team at The Agency. They can't wait to hear from you.

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