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Kylie Minogue Reveals Second Cancer Diagnosis in 2021 in New Netflix Doc: ‘Got Through It Again’
In the three-part series that premieres today (May 20), Minogue says she kept the news of her second diagnosis quiet after first battling breast cancer in 2005.

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According to Billboard’s source item, Kylie Minogue Reveals Second Cancer Diagnosis in 2021 in New Netflix Doc: ‘Got Through It Again’, In the three-part series that premieres today (May 20), Minogue says she kept the news of her second diagnosis quiet after first battling breast cancer in 2005.
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- Kylie Minogue Reveals Second Cancer Diagnosis in 2021 in New Netflix Doc: ‘Got Through It Again’Billboard - 2026-05-20T13:20:01+00:00
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