(hennemusic) Ronnie Wood of The Rolling Stones is sharing the news that he survived a second cancer diagnosis that he battled during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown.
The Sun reports Wood has confirmed that he had a variant of the disease after previously facing a battle with lung cancer. "I've had cancer two different ways now," explains Wood. "I had lung cancer in 2017 and I had small-cell more recently that I fought in the last lockdown."
The 73-year-old rocker - who has six children, including twin girls in 2016 - adds that working on paintings of wife Sally, and the 4-year-old girls, as well as being sober for a decade and putting his fate in the hands of a "higher power" helped him through his latest cancer fight.
"I came through with the all-clear," says Wood. Read more here.
Rolling Stones Add Intimate Show To No Filter Tour
Rolling Stones Rock 1967 Rarity In Nashville
The Rolling Stones Perform Live Debut Of Troubles a' Comin' In Charlotte
Rolling Stones Share Previously Unreleased Song Troubles A' Comin'
Rolling Stones Special Edition Little People Figure Set Released
Rolling Stones Dedicate US Tour To Charlie Watts
Rolling Stones Dedicate New Video To Charlie Watts
Rolling Stones Play First Show Since Passing Of Charlie Watts
The Rolling Stones Preview 'Living In The Heart Of Love' Video