Johnny Ruffo

2022 - 10 - 18

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Johnny Ruffo shares heartbreaking new fear (NEWS.com.au)

Australian actor and singer Johnny Ruffo has given a heartbreaking new update in his ongoing battle with terminal brain cancer.

“What plays in my head a lot is, I hate to say this, how hard it may be for her if something does happen to me. My goal now is to try and help as many people as I can and also live a happy life.” “Looking up my diagnosis and my tumour, the average life expectancy was three years. She is here with me every step of the way. “She is living with it as much as I am. It would be ideal if everyone was there – not for my sake, but theirs.”

Johnny Ruffo reveals his biggest fear as he continues to fight ... (Daily Mail)

The actor and singer, 34, explained that while he isn't afraid of dying, he is concerned his family and girlfriend Tahnee Sims won't get a chance to 'say ...

'Tahnee inspires me to want to do better and to be better. She helps me find the fight every day and I'm so grateful for that. Johnny was first diagnosed with brain cancer in 2017 after he went to hospital with painful migraines It would be ideal if everyone was there – not for my sake, but theirs.' Johnny was first diagnosed with brain cancer in 2017 after he went to hospital with painful migraines. The likelihood of that is [slim].

Johnny Ruffo admits his greatest anxiety amid his ongoing health ... (Starts at 60)

Former Home and Away star Johnny Ruffo has confessed he has one major fear about dying, as he continues to fight terminal brain cancer.

You are one of a kind,” she said. “At some point, it will get me but I’m still fighting. “So, it’s something that I don’t want to think about. [The Project](https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=-xwbC5n_Ffw), Ruffo admitted that he worries about [what will happen to Sims when he inevitably dies. I’m so very grateful to have her by my side, I don’t know what I would do without her. It would be ideal if everyone was there – not for my sake, but theirs.”

Former Home and Away star Johnny Ruffo makes heartbreaking ... (7NEWS.com.au)

He was referring to his beloved girlfriend Tahnee Sims, who has supported him through his battle with brain cancer. “There is no way my family will all be here.

Honestly, he is my hero, he is everything to me. And I cannot wait to see him,” he said. I don’t know what I would do without her. It would be ideal if everyone was there – not for my sake, but theirs.” [previous interview with 7Entertainment](https://7news.com.au/entertainment/celebrity/terminally-ill-johnny-ruffo-vows-to-be-alive-for-emotional-christmas-arrival-he-is-everything-to-me-c-8052095), Ruffo spoke of how much he was looking forward to seeing his “best friend” at Christmas in 2022. [Home and Away](https://7news.com.au/entertainment/home-and-away) star - whose condition is terminal - says he is “scared” his family may not be with him when the time comes to “say goodbye”.

Johnny Ruffo opens up about his brain cancer battle as he reveals ... (PerthNow)

Australian singer Johnny Ruffo has opened up about his ongoing battle with cancer as the former The X Factor contestant revealed the heartbreaking thought ...

My goal now is to try and help as many people as I can and also live a happy life.” “And for me, it’s now been five years. It would be ideal if everyone was there — not for my sake, but theirs.” I genuinely don’t — she’s my guardian angel.” I’m so very grateful to have her by my side, I don’t know what I would do without her. “I’m scared for my brother, my mum, Dad and Tahnee that they won’t be here with me (when I die),” Ruffo said.

Home and Away star gives heartbreaking update on cancer battle (New Zealand Herald)

He hasn't given up the fight against the brain tumour that first emerged in 2017.

“What plays in my head a lot is, I hate to say this, how hard it may be for her if something does happen to me. My goal now is to try and help as many people as I can and also live a happy life.” “Looking up my diagnosis and my tumour, the average life expectancy was three years. She is here with me every step of the way. And for me it’s now been five years. “She is living with it as much as I am.