Millie Mackintosh poses topless for Breast Cancer Awareness Month months after suffering health scare

Millie Mackintosh poses topless for Breast Cancer Awareness Month months after suffering health scare

As a woman who has gone through the anxiety of discovering a lump in my breast and waiting for the results, I wholeheartedly applaud Millie Mackintosh for her bravery and openness about her experience. Her story serves as a powerful reminder that early detection can make all the difference when it comes to breast cancer.


Millie Mackintosh shared two topless photos on Instagram on Sunday – and all for a good cause.

Previously known from Made in Chelsea, the 34-year-old individual posted the pictures as a means to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month and to inspire ladies to routinely examine their breasts for peace of mind.

The television personality exuded beauty while striking a pose in a pair of denim pants, her cascading waves delicately framing her visage.

The attractive woman with blonde hair displayed a sign over herself that said ‘Check out these chests!’ in bold, graffiti-inspired hot pink letters.

A second sign simple had a stylised picture of breasts over a colourful painted background.

Millie Mackintosh poses topless for Breast Cancer Awareness Month months after suffering health scare

Millie Mackintosh poses topless for Breast Cancer Awareness Month months after suffering health scare
Millie Mackintosh poses topless for Breast Cancer Awareness Month months after suffering health scare

And the star looked radiant the Instagram post which she shared with her 1.3million followers. 

This October, I’m honored to collaborate with the outstanding teams at Pink Ribbon Foundation and Women in Art as we launch the #LookAtYourBoobs campaign, promoting breast health awareness.

It’s truly astonishing to learn that about half of British women haven’t been regularly self-examining their breasts, and it’s high time we started talking openly about this issue and motivate more women to take action.

My exceptionally skilled friend, LauraStowersArt, is set to unveil two captivating prints as part of the campaign. A share of the sales revenue will be donated to the Pink Ribbon Foundation.

Let’s unite for #FeelItOnTheFirst! Post a picture or video influenced by Laura’s art to help raise awareness about breast health. Together, let’s ensure that this important topic stays at the forefront throughout the entire year.

Millie’s post comes after she spoke candidly in May about her own breast cancer scare. 

At the beginning of May, the influencer shared on social media that she had discovered a lump on the outer part of her left breast not long ago. Immediately, she paid a visit to her general practitioner to discuss her worries about it.

After receiving an inconclusive result from her ultrasound, necessitating a biopsy to examine for possible cancer, she became overwhelmed with health-related worries as she waited for the test results.

Millie Mackintosh poses topless for Breast Cancer Awareness Month months after suffering health scare
Millie Mackintosh poses topless for Breast Cancer Awareness Month months after suffering health scare
Millie Mackintosh poses topless for Breast Cancer Awareness Month months after suffering health scare
Millie Mackintosh poses topless for Breast Cancer Awareness Month months after suffering health scare

Millie, a mother of two girls, Sienna aged 4, and Aurela aged 2, together with her partner Hugo Taylor, expressed that despite being healthy and getting early detection, she found it difficult to silence her thoughts, fearing that the news might not be favorable.

When she finally received her test results, they indicated a non-cancerous growth, a benign lump attributed to hormonal fluctuations. This news brought about the greatest joy she had ever experienced prior to this moment.

She penned in a lengthy post: ‘PSA: Ladies make sure you to check your breasts!

Initially, let me express my gratitude for having received a definitive diagnosis after discovering a lump. It’s truly inspiring to think about the 55,000 women and men diagnosed with Breast Cancer annually. Their stories and battles are nothing short of heroic.

A month ago, I found a bump near the border of my left breast. Despite my attempts to calm myself, anxiety set in almost immediately. I realized it wasn’t something that could be ignored, so I scheduled an appointment with my general practitioner.

According to the guidelines under the National Health Service (NHS), if your symptoms seem like they might be related to cancer, your general practitioner (GP) will quickly arrange for you to meet with a specialist within a fortnight. This is done to ensure that you receive prompt medical attention.

She went on to say: ‘Upon checking with my doctor and taking my age into account, I was suggested an Ultrasound instead of a Mammogram. Regrettably, the findings were ambiguous, requiring a biopsy. At that moment, all logical reasoning seemed to vanish, and I became consumed by health anxiety. Despite the statistics based on my family history (none), physical condition (healthy), age, and early detection, I couldn’t find peace of mind.’

While awaiting the test outcomes, I chose to adopt a more optimistic mindset. During the day, I would converse with my family and close friends (some of whom had experienced similar situations), which proved incredibly beneficial. However, the nights were challenging, as I was left alone with my thoughts and found it difficult to sleep.

Millie Mackintosh poses topless for Breast Cancer Awareness Month months after suffering health scare
Millie Mackintosh poses topless for Breast Cancer Awareness Month months after suffering health scare

At last, the long-awaited results day came, and the joy of discovering a harmless growth with no signs of harmful cancer cells was an exhilaration unlike any I had experienced previously. Medical professionals suspect that this lump may have originated from hormonal fluctuations and wasn’t necessary to be surgically removed.

‘Since about 5% of lumps could be worrisome, early detection plays a crucial role. Therefore, make sure to allocate a few minutes each month for your self-examination – don’t delay this important task!’

She ended her post by saying: ‘We’re so lucky to be surrounded by those who tirelessly campaign for awareness.

As a passionate advocate, I can’t help but be drawn to the inspiring work of @coppafeel. Unlike other charities, this organization resonates deeply with me due to its mission: promoting early and accurate detection of breast cancer in young people. They achieve this by educating and empowering women, encouraging them to understand their bodies better and take action when necessary. It’s this focus on knowledge and self-advocacy that makes @coppafeel a cause close to my heart.

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