From E! Online · · 1m 40s
Grace Helbig Undergoing Brain Surgery
Grace Helbig to have brain surgery Wednesday for two operable tumors after breast cancer battle.
In brief
Grace Helbig to have brain surgery Wednesday for two operable tumors after breast cancer battle. Grace Helbig will undergo brain surgery Wednesday to remove two operable tumors following her 2023 breast cancer treatment. Originally reported by E! Online.
Grace Helbig updates fans
Grace Helbig told fans she has two brain tumors after canceling Canada tour stops due to leg numbness.
“And they’re both brain tumors”
Surgery scheduled for wednesday
Helbig will have brain surgery wednesday to remove two operable tumors following her 2023 breast cancer treatment.
Doctors confirm uncertainty

Doctors said the tumors were operable but the situation was initially uncertain and scary.
Positive attitude helps
Helbig said positive attitude can't cure tumors but helps with treatment progress.
Surgery and follow-up plan
Helbig will have surgery wednesday then may receive radiation or other treatments depending on results.
Helbig's health update
Helbig shared she's feeling optimistic about her health and recovery process.
Podcast host rescheduling tour
This Might Get Weird podcast host Helbig rescheduled her 2026 tour with Mamrie Hart for recovery.
Helbig's gratitude
Helbig thanked her husband Elliott Morgan for being a supportive partner during her health journey.
Other cancer survivors
The article lists other celebrities who have overcome cancer including Colin Egglesfield and Gerry Turner.
Cancer survivors' stories
Celebrities like Gordon Ramsay and Cobie Smulders shared their cancer survival stories and treatments.
Health updates from others
Other celebrities including Sheryl Crow and Michael Douglas shared their cancer treatment outcomes.
Cancer survivors' resilience
Celebrities emphasized their resilience and positive outlook after overcoming cancer challenges.
The bottom line
Grace Helbig will undergo brain surgery Wednesday to remove two operable tumors following her 2023 breast cancer treatment.




