Dolph Lundgren says 'every day to me is a blessing' whilst living with cancer
Dolph Lundgren counts every day a "blessing" since his cancer diagnosis and is thankful he can now lead a "normal" life.
Dolph Lundgren considers every day a "blessing" since his cancer diagnosis.
The 65-year-old actor revealed in May he was initially treated for tumours in his kidneys in 2015, and after regular monitoring, was found to have more in the same area in 2020 and underwent surgery to remove six growths, so after originally being mistakenly told he only had three or four months to live, he's happy to report that following treatment he is able to lead a "normal life" now.
He told 'Entertainment Tonight':"I'm living a normal life. I'm still taking oral medication, but it doesn't really affect me.
"I mean, there's no side effects. Every day to me is a blessing, and I really enjoy it, and I feel really good about that."
Dolph is also very thankful for his wife, Emma Krokdal, 27, who he married in a low-key ceremony in Mykonos, Greece, this summer, but he revealed they had actually been engaged for some time before tying the knot.
He explained: "We actually got engaged the week that I found out the cancer was back.
"That was before COVID. So then we went through COVID. And then wanting to see how these treatments worked. But everything seemed fine. So this summer, in Mykonos in Greece, we finally got married and that was really just a small wedding. A few friends. It was really nice."
The 'Rocky' actor's story, which will include his cancer journey, will be showcased in a new documentary, which has been filming for a couple of years and Dolph is excited for fans to see it.
He said: "I have a documentary they've been shooting about my life for two years.
"They’ve been filming it and we're in there editing right now. I'm going to see it in a few weeks and I think that it will come out next year, so that's pretty exciting."
