Linda Nolan

The singer, who had a string of hits with The Nolans, says she has bought a wheelchair and has moved in with her sister Denise.

[it is] the start of a long and winding road, but the hope is that [there is] this new drug, they're hailing it as a wonder drug. Really scary, scary trip to be on, this one." The girl group - referred to as Ireland's "First Family of Music" - had a string of hits including I'm In The Mood For Dancing and Don't Make Waves. With the family history of the disease, Nolan said it had been "really scary" for her other sisters, including Denise, Maureen and Coleen. [The Nolans](https://news.sky.com/topic/the-nolans-8834), said she has now bought a wheelchair and is preparing for "the inevitable". The singer, who had a string of hits with The Nolans, says she has bought a wheelchair and has moved in with her sister Denise.

Irish singer, actress and TV star Linda Nolan appeared on Good Morning Britain to share a devastating health update amid her ongoing cancer battle.

A third said: "The pictures felt quite intrusive to me but they did make me pause and think that I hope you’re doing ok. Sending you a truckload of love and hugs." Have a good time on GMB with Susanna and Ed tomorrow Linda, stay strong. I'm going to lose my hair again for the fourth time." She told ITV viewers: "I've always been hopeful with my treatment and what's going on in my life. I'm positive.

Linda Nolan has said she was "shocked and scared" after being told by her doctor that her cancer has spread to her brain.

[it is] the start of a long and winding road, but the hope is that [there is] this new drug, they're hailing it as a wonder drug. "So it was a shock in that effect because... Really scary, scary trip to be on, this one." [@LindaNolan_]is back to share some tragic news. She said she is "not giving up" and is remaining "positive" about the future. Linda Nolan has said she was "shocked and scared" after being told by her doctor that her cancer has spread to her brain.

The 64-year-old singer, part of Anglo-Irish family pop group The Nolans, revealed that she will be using a wheelchair and is moving in with her sister ...

(it is) the start of a long and winding road, but the hope is that (there is) this new drug, they’re hailing it as a wonder drug. “So it was a shock in that effect because… So my sister said ‘At least you’ve got some nice wigs out of it’.”

Singer Linda Nolan has revealed cancer has spread to her brain in an interview with hosts Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley on Good Morning Britain.

(it is) the start of a long and winding road, but the hope is that (there is) this new drug, they’re hailing it as a wonder drug. She explained: “So it was a shock in that effect because… So my sister said ‘at least you’ve got some nice wigs out of it.’” [Loose Women](https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/national/uk-today/23343696.itv-loose-women-viewers-call-show-cancelled/) panellist added that she is “not giving up” and is remaining “positive” about the future. “But there is a new drug that’s been in use for a year, for brain cancer, and they’re going to try me on that as a (chemotherapy) drug with some other treatment.” [Good Morning Britain](https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/national/uk-today/23407759.itv-gmb-martin-lewis-confirmed-regular-co-host/): “Unfortunately, sadly for me, my [cancer](https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/national/18626969.linda-nolan-says-cancer-treatment-sister-anne-double-nightmare/) has now spread to my brain, and which I only found out on Monday.

Singer and TV personality reveals she will be using a wheelchair and moving in with sister Denise.

(it is) the start of a long and winding road, but the hope is that (there is) this new drug, they’re hailing it as a wonder drug. So my sister said ‘At least you’ve got some nice wigs out of it’.” “But there is a new drug that’s been in use for a year, for brain cancer, and they’re going to try me on that as a (chemotherapy) drug with some other treatment.”