Shannen Doherty dances with husband as she vows to record messages for family before death
The former 90210 star, 49, was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer last year, which is now metastatic and in her spine
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Shannen Doherty danced with husband Kurt Iswarienko in a sweet video recorded for her family to remember her by.
The former 90210 star, 49, was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer last year, which is now metastatic and in her spine.
The actress recently revealed plans to record video messages to say goodbye to her family as her cancer continues to worsen.
She says she will record the messages and also write letters to her loved ones when she is ready, but believes she will live another 10 to 15 years.
And in a recent video shared with her 1.7 million Instagram followers, Shannen and her hubby danced in their kitchen with Mumford & Sons hit song Woman playing in the background.
Sharing the heartwarming clip, she penned: “Might need dance classes….”
The pair’s pup Bowie was spotted getting in on the dancing fun.
Naturally, the sweet video saw fans flock to the comments section as they penned sweet notes to the actress.
“The most beautiful couple,” one fan wrote.
Another penned: “THE CUTEST!️ Love you guys!”
A third added: “Love you Shannen! You’re such an inspiration.”
While a fourth complimented the pooch’s dance moves, writing: “Your doggie is doing a great job too.”
Shannen recently told Elle magazine there are things she still wants to say to her mother and she wants to know how much her husband Kurt to know how much he means to her.
Shannen said: “Whenever it comes time for me to do it, it feels so final. It feels like you’re signing off, and I’m not signing off.
“I feel like I’m a very, very healthy human being. It’s hard to wrap up your affairs when you feel like you’re going to live another 10 or 15 years.”
Shannen got the news in February 2019.
She had been given the all clear from the same disease less than two years before after undergoing surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation.
But she began experiencing back pain and a scan confirmed the terrible news.
The cancer is now metastatic, which means it has spread beyond the breasts and lymph nodes and into her spine.
She’s been told it’s likely that it will also spread to her brain, lungs and liver as well.
Now she is having hormone therapy to block the estrogen that makes the cancer grow and takes another drug proven to help treat it when it turns metastatic.
But metastatic breast cancer isn’t the immediate death sentence it used to be, and some patients live over a decade with treatment.
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