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ITV Emmerdale star updates on famous partner's cancer battle - 'I'm in awe of her'

During an emotional interview with Christine Lampard on ITV's Lorraine, Emmerdale actor Oliver Farnworth shared an update on his partner's breast cancer journey.

Christine Lampard, handling the conversation with care, inquired about how Samantha Womack was faring. Oliver Farnworth, known for portraying John Sugden, spoke warmly of his girlfriend, praising the former Eastenders actress for her resilience during treatment.

He assured stand-in host Christine that "She's doing incredibly well," and admiringly stated, "I'm in awe of her," marking his words with a fond kiss to the camera.

Farnworth shared details about Samantha's diagnosis to spread awareness among women to routinely check for any breast abnormalities.

Oliver and his significant other, both accomplished actors, began their relationship in 2019 after starring together in 'The Girl On The Train' in London's West End. Samantha's battle with breast cancer started in August 2022, reports the Express.

The actor commended Samantha's remarkable "strength" and "determination" in facing such a daunting challenge while juggling other aspects of life. In a show of support, he expressed his profound admiration and sent out love, accompanying it with another kiss towards the camera lens.

The Emmerdale actor expressed his admiration for his girlfriend's strength and determination throughout her cancer journey, stating: "She's been so kind of strong and determined through it," He recalled how her diagnosis came about during a routine check-up, despite her not having any symptoms.

Oliver continued to share their fortunate circumstance of catching the disease early, explaining: "And we were very lucky because they detected quite a high grade of cancer and were able to deal with

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