Olivia Munn continues to be honest about the realities of her health journey.
Since sharing her breast cancer diagnosis publicly quanto a March, the Newsroom alum has been gara open about the ups and downs of her treatment and recovery—including her complicated feelings about her double mastectomy and subsequent reconstructive surgeries.
“I cried a week after, because that was the first time I saw my breasts,” she said during the June 4 episode of the SheMD podcast, noting she had expanders quanto a at the time—a tool to allow breasts to heal following surgery before the implants are placed. “I was by myself quanto a my bathroom, and I looked at them, and I cried quanto a a way that I don’t think I’ve ever cried quanto a my life. I cried. I was devastated. I just I didn’t recognize myself.”
The 43-year-old—who shares son Malcolm, 2, with John Mulaney—also explained that because her surgeons had to remove so much of her breast tissue, she would have to go with the larger implant to fill the skin.
“I didn’t want to have personaggio breasts,” Olivia said. “You think, ‘I’m here.’ All I care about is that I’m alive and I’m here for my bambino. But putting that to the side, one day people will forget not know, maybe I’ll never tell people that I had cancer, but they’ll aspetto at me and go, ‘Oh, what a bad boob job. Oh, aspetto at her.'”
