Pete Wicks details testicular cancer scare as he admits he ignored a lump for three months before...

Pete Wicks

Pete Wicks disclosed that he had a scare regarding testicular cancer and neglected to have the lump checked for three months.

The ex-TOWIE celebrity, aged 35, is all set to bare it all for The Real Full Monty: Jingle Balls in the coming week in order to promote the importance of being vigilant about detecting symptoms of cancer.

Pete, whose uncle had testicular cancer, has also shared his own experience with cancer before the show aired. He emphasized the importance of having any unusual lumps checked by medical professionals.

He revealed that in January he discovered a lump, however, he chose to overlook it for three months. The lump gradually increased in size during this time, and he attributes his delay in seeking medical attention to his "ego" and "pride".

Pete shared his experience of becoming more aware of the lump and ultimately making the decision to see a doctor due to concerns that it could be cancer.

Recently, Pete Wicks disclosed that he was worried about testicular cancer. He confessed that he kept on ignoring the lump for three months before seeking medical advice.

According to The Mirror, he stated that his condition was impacting certain aspects of his life. He was in a relationship, but he began to feel insecure. However, he eventually overcame this phase and began to think about the consequences of the illness if it turned out to be cancerous. He realized that his mother would be affected, and this made him brave enough to stop being cowardly about the situation.

The famous person disclosed that he became frantic when he received uncertain findings from the medical exams and endured an excruciating period of twenty-one days until he learned the status of the protuberance - whether it was malignant or benign.

He expressed his anxiety about finding a lump, particularly in that area. The initial thought that comes to one's mind is a negative one. Nobody wishes to have any complications with their private parts.

I didn't share it with anyone, not even my mother. Men have the tendency to appear fine and not be a bother. This behavior stems from our ego, which is not a positive trait.

Pete expressed his gratitude for the news that the lump was not cancerous and that he could have it taken care of, acknowledging that it could have been a very difficult situation. He said he felt fortunate.

Pete is set to make an appearance on the special Christmas edition of The Real Full Monty, which features an array of celebrities, such as Gemma Collins, Julia Bradbury, and Ben Cohen.

Vanessa Bauer, Paul Burrell, and Ashley Cain are among the celebrities who will be shedding their clothing to promote the significance of cancer screenings as a means of saving lives. They will be joined by other well-known personalities in this campaign.

The Christmas edition will feature famous individuals exposing their bodies and removing their clothes as a way to start conversations about cancer and encourage individuals to examine themselves to increase their knowledge about the ailment.

The ex-TOWIE celebrity, who is 35 years old, is set to expose their body in The Real Full Monty: Jingle Balls program next week. This is an effort to promote cancer awareness and highlight the importance of checking for signs of the disease.

Pete admitted to discovering a lump in January but made the poor decision to neglect it for three months despite its growth. He acknowledges that his ego and pride were the reasons for his delay in seeking medical attention.

Get ready to hear those festive jingle bells and see plenty of colorful baubles because the dynamic duo of Ashley Banjo and Coleen Nolan are returning to lead a group of courageous celebrities through some challenging tasks.

In addition to tracking the celebrities as they conquer their apprehensions and vulnerabilities regarding performing and exposing themselves, the program will expose the profound, individual justifications for why each individual has chosen to participate in promoting awareness of cancers that affect private body parts.

In addition to observing the famous individuals conquer their anxieties and vulnerabilities while showcasing themselves, the program will uncover the extremely private and meaningful motivations behind each individual's choice to participate in promoting awareness of cancers that affect sensitive parts of the body.

Julia, a television host who is 53 years old, shared in 2021 that she had received a diagnosis of breast cancer. Afterward, she underwent a procedure to remove a tumor measuring 6 centimeters in size through a single mastectomy.

Paul Burrell, a retired royal servant who previously worked as a butler, received a diagnosis of prostate cancer in the prior year and is presently receiving medical attention.

Another person who will be part of the group is Ashley Cain, a 32-year-old football player and TV star who unfortunately lost his baby girl to cancer.

In April 2021, Azaylia passed away after fighting against acute myeloid leukaemia. She was just eight months old at the time of her death.

Ben Cohen, a former English rugby player who is now 44 years old, is participating in this activity to show his support for his ex-wife, Abby. They ended their 11-year-long marriage back in 2016.

Abby disclosed that she had been diagnosed with cancer the previous month. She also posted pictures of herself in a hospital bed following a surgery to have a stoma bag attached.

The famous individuals will emphasize the significant significance of performing self-examinations early on to aid in preserving lives on the program.

Gemma, a celebrity from the show TOWIE, had a chat with MailOnline where she discussed her experience of taking off her clothes on the ITV program.

Following a slightly uncomfortable initial interaction with other famous individuals, Gemma stated that she has now accepted and become comfortable with her natural, unclothed form.

Next week, The Real Full Monty show will feature Julia Bradbury, Pete, Vanessa Bauer, Ben Cohen, Colleen Nolan, Nick Collier, Victoria Ekanoye, Gemma Collins and Paul Burrell revealing their bodies in the nude.

Gemma, a celebrity from TOWIE, was interviewed by MailOnline about her experience with showing off her body for the ITV program.

When questioned about the possibility of posing nude again, she stated to MailOnline: 'I will only partake if it serves a noble purpose that can ultimately assist others.'

However, besides that condition, Playboy would have to offer me a substantial amount of money. If they express interest, then who knows? I may consider posing for Playboy.

I am aware that Anna Nicole Smith, who has passed away, approached it in an elegant manner. She appeared on the cover of Playboy, however, she remained dressed from head to toe.

Sure, if given the opportunity to shoot a Nicole-style shoot like he did, I would definitely take it without hesitation.

The show called "The Real Full Monty" was broadcasted for the first time in 2017 and starred eight famous men. Following that, there were other shows with various themes, including Dancing On Ice and Strictly Come Dancing.

The program's most recent broadcast was in 2021, featuring celebrities such as Christine McGuinness and Colin Jackson undressing in front of the camera.

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