Kylie Ann Minogue (born 28 May 1968 in Melbourne, Australia) is one of the most iconic diva singers and actresses in today's pop music scene.
Kylie Milo and sister Danny Milo have been on TV shows since childhood, and the younger sister became famous early and became a pop singer, but Kelly has been unknown. It wasn't until 1986 that 18-year-old Kelly Milo starred in the TV series "Home with Neighbors" and won the "Australia's Most Popular TV Actor of the Year" award, which made a name for herself. Kylie Milo immediately threw herself into the music business she loved, and the first single she recorded sold 200,000 records, making it the highest-selling single in Australia in the 1980s. In 1988, Kelly entered the United Kingdom, and her debut album "Kylie" was a success in Europe, Asia, Australia, the United States, and Canada, and Kelly became a world-renowned pop singer with a large number of fans. Since then, Kelly has continued to set various records, released multiple hit songs, won dozens of world awards, and achieved amazing results in record sales. In 2000, Kelly was invited to perform at the closing ceremony of the Sydney Olympic Games, a very successful performance, and in 2004, Kelly won the Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording for her single "Come Into My World".
In 2005, at the age of 36, Kelly was unfortunately diagnosed with breast cancer during a concert tour, and was forced to suspend the tour and suspend her singing career for treatment. After breast-conserving surgery and eight months of chemotherapy and radiation therapy, Kelly's condition was initially relieved. Although the subsequent treatment made her unable to reproduce, Kelly calmly accepted this regret. Kelly later recalled in an interview that she was "stunned" after receiving the diagnosis, which gave her "a different view of everything." "It's like the earth is off its axis, everything you see is different," she said. I think you have to learn to adapt after cancer or any other major, life-changing event or disease. Life is a series of challenges, and your goal is to have as many good times as possible. At this stage of my life, I really feel that life is made up of moments, trying to make more moments beautiful, because no matter how good or bad, time will always pass. It was this firm belief that she would be able to overcome the disease and her love and dedication to the music industry that allowed Kelly to get out of the shadow of cancer in the shortest possible time. At the end of 2006, after a year and a half of treatment and recuperation with family, friends and fans, Kelly resumed her previously discontinued tour. Taking into account her physical condition, the dance steps and performance sections were widely praised by the media.
More than a decade later, to this day, Kelly is still healthy and active at the forefront of pop music. She used her own personal experience to tell the ladies who are fighting breast cancer that breast cancer is not terrible, we must accept the status quo and continue to move forward, make life more meaningful, do not be bound by the disease, and open our hearts to a better tomorrow.
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