Jasper Carrott voices pride after Lucy Davis reveals cancer

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Jasper Carrott voices pride after Lucy Davis reveals cancer

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BBC Entertainment · 2 months ago

Jasper Carrott has said he is proud of and loves his daughter, actor Lucy Davis, after she disclosed that she has incurable breast cancer. He thanked the public for its concern, said the family had supported her since her diagnosis, and asked for privacy in the coming months.

Davis, best known as Dawn Tinsley in The Office, said she was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer about 18 months ago, with the disease having spread to her spine, right hip and ribs. She said a tiny hard spot led her to seek medical advice and urged people to get any changes checked; she has since received messages of support from former co-stars and other public figures.

  • Jasper Carrott praised daughter Lucy Davis after her cancer disclosure.
  • Davis has stage four breast cancer that has spread to her bones.
  • She urged people to seek advice about any physical changes.

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Lucy Davis is a British actor best known for playing receptionist Dawn Tinsley in the UK version of The Office. She is the daughter of comedian and actor Jasper Carrott, who became widely known through television and live comedy.

Breast cancer begins when abnormal cells grow in breast tissue. Stage four, also called secondary or metastatic breast cancer, means the cancer has spread to another part of the body, such as bones, and cannot currently be cured.

People with secondary breast cancer may receive treatments including hormone therapy, targeted drugs, chemotherapy or radiotherapy to slow the cancer and manage symptoms. Public disclosures by well-known people can also draw attention to the importance of seeking medical advice about unusual changes in the body.

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Originally published by BBC Entertainment as “Jasper Carrott says family is ‘so proud’ of Lucy Davis after cancer diagnosis”.