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FRAIL Kylie Minogue last night vowed: “I aim to be a cancer survivor.” Doctors ordered the pop star to pull out of a Cancer Research UK charity bash last night. So sister Dannii, 33, read out a moving message of defiance to fans last night at the Pink Ice Ball at the Dorchester Hotel in London. In her letter, Kylie, 37, said: “I’m sorry I can’t be with you this evening. “Much as I would have loved to share this occasion with you all, my doctors have advised against it at this stage of my treatment. “I’m currently a cancer patient. I aim to be a cancer survivor. This is only possible with the incredible work done by so many in the field — doctors, specialists, scientists and volunteers. “I have been on a crash course of learning in the last few months and now have first hand experience of how vital awareness, funding and support is. “I send my solidarity to those whose lives have been affected by breast cancer and my thanks to those who are helping in each and every way. “Enjoy your evening and hope to see you soon. Love Kylie.” Dannii added: “On behalf of the Minogue family, thank you to everyone who has allowed us the privacy needed at this time.” The bash was supposed to be the first appearance for Kylie since undergoing three ops to treat breast cancer. The event raised £100,000. A spokesperson for Cancer Research UK said: “Everyone was really moved by Kylie’s statement. It was an emotional moment and there was a huge ovation for her.”
FRAIL Kylie Minogue last night vowed: “I aim to be a cancer survivor.” Doctors ordered the pop star to pull out of a Cancer Research UK charity bash last night. So sister Dannii, 33, read out a moving message of defiance to fans last night at the Pink Ice Ball at the Dorchester Hotel in London. In her letter, Kylie, 37, said: “I’m sorry I can’t be with you this evening. “Much as I would have loved to share this occasion with you all, my doctors have advised against it at this stage of my treatment. “I’m currently a cancer patient. I aim to be a cancer survivor. This is only possible with the incredible work done by so many in the field — doctors, specialists, scientists and volunteers. “I have been on a crash course of learning in the last few months and now have first hand experience of how vital awareness, funding and support is. “I send my solidarity to those whose lives have been affected by breast cancer and my thanks to those who are helping in each and every way. “Enjoy your evening and hope to see you soon. Love Kylie.” Dannii added: “On behalf of the Minogue family, thank you to everyone who has allowed us the privacy needed at this time.” The bash was supposed to be the first appearance for Kylie since undergoing three ops to treat breast cancer. The event raised £100,000. A spokesperson for Cancer Research UK said: “Everyone was really moved by Kylie’s statement. It was an emotional moment and there was a huge ovation for her.”