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I'm A Celeb's Adele Roberts shares health update as she battles bowel cancer

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I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Adele Roberts has shared an update on her gruelling cancer journey. She was diagnosed with bowel cancer last year and has been undergoing treatment including having a tumour removed.

The reality star-turned broadcaster posted a picture of herself after a “lovely trip in the tube” and is awaiting the results of a scan, which should arrive in “a couple of weeks”.Adele, 43, who found fame on Big Brother 3, posted a snap on Instagram of herself in a hospital gown and mask with the caption: “The day is finally here.“One hospital ‘bag for life’ – Two cups of aniseed drink, a bit of liquid that makes you all hot and feel like you need a wee… and a quick go in the tube.

Job done! “Fingers crossed I get the all-clear.”The I’m A Celeb star also thanked her girlfriend Katie and her legion of fans, as well as the NHS, who she called “angels on earth”.

Adele, who also works for the BBC, added: “I just want to say thank you to my Katie, my family and friends, so many people on here and the amazing Radio 1 listeners for getting me through the last 8months. “You’ve saved me.

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