In a deeply personal revelation, Will Reeve has shared that he was diagnosed with testicular cancer earlier this year, opening up about a private health battle he fought quietly for months. According to reports from Page Six, USA Today, and the New York Post, the 34-year-old ABC News and Good Morning America correspondent revealed the diagnosis in a People interview and a Good Morning America segment on September 29, 2026 — and today, he says he is cancer-free.
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Video: ABC News / Good Morning America — Will Reeve reveals his testicular cancer diagnosis and chemotherapy treatment.
What Happened
According to the outlets, Reeve first noticed a tender lump in April 2026. His wife, Amanda Dubin — whom he married in January 2026 — urged him to get an ultrasound, per Page Six. In May 2026, he underwent an orchiectomy. The diagnosis, as reported by USA Today, was embryonal carcinoma, which the outlet notes the Cleveland Clinic describes as a rare, aggressive form of testicular cancer.
In June 2026, Reeve underwent a second, six-hour surgery to remove lymph nodes; three of the nodes tested positive, per Page Six and the New York Post. In July 2026, he began two cycles of chemotherapy at Memorial Sloan Kettering in Manhattan, the outlets report. The treatment brought difficult side effects, including ringing ears, night sweats, blood clots, headaches, and bone pain, per Page Six.
Then came the turning point: an early-September scan showed he was cancer-free, according to the reports.
His Parents' Legacy
Will Reeve is the son of Superman star Christopher Reeve, who died in 2004, and Dana Reeve, who died in 2006 — a family history that gives his story an especially poignant layer. Per Page Six, Reeve received his chemotherapy at Memorial Sloan Kettering, the same Manhattan hospital where his mother Dana died of lung cancer in 2006. "The irony is not lost on me," he said, according to Page Six.
Despite the painful parallel, Reeve told People he chose to share his story to help others facing a similar diagnosis. On Good Morning America, he offered reassurance to viewers, saying, "I am OK... this cancer is in the rearview mirror," per the New York Post.
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FAQ
What type of cancer did he have?
According to USA Today, Reeve was diagnosed with embryonal carcinoma, which the outlet notes the Cleveland Clinic describes as a rare, aggressive form of testicular cancer.
Is he cancer-free now?
Yes — according to the reports, an early-September scan showed no remaining cancer, and Reeve told GMA, "I am OK... this cancer is in the rearview mirror."
Who is Will Reeve?
Per the outlets, he is a 34-year-old ABC News and Good Morning America correspondent, the son of the late Superman actor Christopher Reeve (d. 2004) and Dana Reeve (d. 2006), and the husband of Amanda Dubin, whom he married in January 2026.
What did he say on GMA?
In the September 29, 2026 segment, per the New York Post, Reeve shared his journey to raise awareness and help others, saying, "I am OK... this cancer is in the rearview mirror."
LatestLyrics.xyz will continue to follow this story — and wishes Will Reeve continued health and strength.
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