Last night Kylie, pop princess extraordinaire, arrived at Leicester Square in London for the first screening of “White Diamonds”, a fly-on-the-wall documentary that plots her recovery process after being treated for breast cancer with which she was diagnosed in 2005. Despite being late for the screening due to London’s crazy traffic problems, she arrived looking radiant and beautiful in a dress that complemented her figure and showed that she’d completely bounced back after what is not an easy illness to deal with.
As she dazzled the crowds gathered to see her, and signed autographs, she was a walking advertisement that life doesn’t end with breast cancer. With the right attitude you go through the process required to clear you of the disease, and then get jump right back into life. The documentary shows that even the Princess of Pop had bad days, but it also shows how determination can overcome anything.
There are those who may think that this documentary is a publicity stunt, but stunt or not, last night showed Kylie to be an inspiration to anyone who has breast cancer now, or will be diagnosed it in the future.
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