It was a moment that touched the entire room. During the song “There's No Such Thing as Goodbye,” Anne van den Broek, surrounded by a cloud of glitter, descended from the rafters of the Palais des Sports. She sang that song with her daughter Pommelien Thijs in the famous series Ketnet, with whom she played emotional scenes. After all, Anne van den Broek died in the series from cancer, but this time she had better news. “Not all stories end badly,” he sounded through the speakers. “Today I recovered from cancer on the podium at Sportpaleis.” Then the hall erupted with cheers.
The actress was diagnosed with breast cancer in the summer of 2022. She underwent chemotherapy and in December of last year gave a final update on her health. “I'm still in rehab and listening carefully to my body,” she wrote on social media at the time. “I'm very happy with the progress I've made in recent weeks and months. I've often hit my limits, but that's exactly why I'm making progress, I think. I'm still far from where I want/need to be, but I'm patient. Everything is in time, Everything will be fine.”
look. Showbits speaks with Ann Van den Broeck on her first production start after illness

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