Earlier this year, TV personality Maria Menounos was diagnosed with stage two pancreatic cancer.
Maria Menounos has tasted motherhood a decade after facing the challenges of infertility. She shares her personal journey with highs and lows as a mother to a baby girl.
45-year-old television personality Maria Menounos was recently diagnosed with stage 2 pancreatic cancer earlier this year. She is very worried about himself and his child.
Maria Menounos has maintained her determination and optimism in every moment of her life’s battle. Recently she shared an intimate moment with her daughter in a post on her Instagram.
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In this Instagram post, she is seen holding her daughter Athena in a gray t-shirt with a pink Barbie front saying MOM.
She captioned her Instagram, “Hi guys! Motherhood is going great! Athena is truly an angel. Right now, she’s sleeping peacefully on top of me, basking in the morning light.”
She becomes more emotional and says, “I’m so in love. I’ve been supported by love and disbelief from everyone. It’s been a whirlwind journey reflecting on the last six years.”
She has gone through many challenges and is still going through it. Her own health challenges involving her mother’s brain tumor, two brain surgeries, her parents contracting COVID-19, the loss of her beloved mother, and her own subsequent health diagnosis all describe challenging events.
Meanwhile, Mariah’s husband Kevin Undergaro offered comfort, saying that Mariah shared her advice, noting that she believes she is doing very well in the battle of life and that maybe she should take some time to accept and react.
“Right now, recounting these events makes my life more precious, especially when I look at my daughter Athena,” Maria expressed her gratitude to her husband.
Maria added, “Thanks to God for the divine power and guidance. I sincerely hope we have left the challenging times behind and are looking forward to happier days.”
The road to parenthood has not been easy for Mariah and her husband Kevin. They had several IVF attempts and Maria admitted to the Daily Mail in May that she was on the verge of giving up.