"Good Morning America" host Amy Robach is opening up about her battle with cancer, but she is also criticizing one major news outlet for producing a misleading headline about her struggle.
While Robach has been very public about her diagnosis from the start, and even received the very mammogram that diagnosed her live on "GMA" in October 2013 for Breast Cancer Awareness Month as a way to show support for her friend and co-host Robin Roberts, she wants people to know the real story. "It was the worst possible moment of my life," the 42-year-old news anchor told Entertainment Tonight about her diagnosis. "It was the most scared I have ever been in my life."
Since then, Robach has been through a double mastectomy and eight rounds of chemotherapy. While the battle wasn't easy to face, she was lucky to have such supportive people in her life. "The most beautiful part was how kind everyone was to me," she continued. "And just the smallest acts of kindness had such a huge impact. It was everything to me." There has been one particular magazine, though, that hasn't been so kind.
People magazine recently put out a very misleading headline about Robach's marriage to Andrew Shue on its cover. The headline to the exclusive story was "Cancer Nearly Destroyed My Marriage," and Robach was extremely hurt by the choice of words, according to Page Six. While on "The View" on Thursday promoting her new book "Better," which follows how her life changed after her breast cancer diagnosis, she made sure to let people know the truth about that interview.
