Former Bachelorett Ali Fedotovsky Revealed that her husband, Kevin MannoPepillary is fighting thyroid cancer.

"We have recently learned that @Kevinmano's Pepillary Thyroid cancer. Thanks This is a highly treated cancer, "Fedotovsky, 40, and Manno (41) wrote in a joint Instagram Post January 2 January, Sunday. "He has 2 malignant spots on his right and it appears it is also in a lymph node, but we will not know for sure until his surgery."

Fedotovsky told his followers to "share any experience" with them " By diagnosing thyroid cancerThe

The caption continues, "We or someone you know is especially curious about whether their entire thyroid or half of it is removed with cancer is just one side." “If the surgeon enters and determines that the whole thing needs to be removed, we must move on. However, he has the choice of leaving half of his surgery or if it is possible to be offensive. "

They came to conclusion, "Thank you for the love and assistance that you have always shown to us. We are grateful 1The "

Fedotovsky and Manno uploaded another video to discuss his health fear.

"We always try to be very open and honest," Manno said in the footage. “We open books on our lives. We want to give you a quick update to the boys with something that is happening here in the Manno family, but I'm not pressing about it. "

Manno, a radio DJ recently received both a biopsy and a CT scan, causing the diagnosis to diagnose.

"Pregnosis Well"He added. "It looks good. It's going to be something that I can do (on) on the 10th February (and a) surgery. We are scattering it and it will be behind us ””

Fedotovsky, for its part, referred to the Manno method "sometimes very positive".

“There I need the mind,” he asked in response. "I don't have to stress, so I need to be positive."

Fedotovsky and Manno Have been married After sharing of 2017 and two children: Molly, 8, and Rily, 6. When they did not share the diagnosis of patients, Fedotovsky revealed that the pair had already an appointment with a surgeon to remove Manno thyroid.

Fedotovsky added, "We also met another oncologist to get the second opinion and learn." "The first thing he said to us is, 'If you have to get cancer then you want to get cancer' 'because it is so treated. She called it' boring cancer '. It's good (and) what you want to hear."