Michael Strahan He faced heavy solving on football field, early morning to "good morning America" ​​and moments of high roles in broadcast. However, nothing prepared him for a family secret that falls on the jaw that revealed the years later. His pet pet actually served for dinner.

Former NFL star and TV hosts, who adults between Houston, Texas and Germany as one of five siblings, has no idea that the pig that has once stopped becoming a family meal. That is, as long as the former Michael Strahan, the former "GMA" colleague accidentally did not let go.

Sara Haineswho worked beside the stravan to "GMA", he discovered the story during the episode of the "weekend-weekend" 24. May.

As part of the segment of the heart recorded before the passage of Strahan's father, gene, 2020, Hainines sat with his parents, genome and Louise Strahan, for an intimate interview about Michael's childhood.

"I went to shoot my parents before his father died because I wanted to give him time with my parents," Haines explained. "As one of five children, they just talked about him."

But in the middle of the reminder, surprising recognitions appeared.

"They shared with me that they ate a pig," Haines said. "And (Michael) didn't know. He didn't know, because they were all young."

He makes his pet's culinary fateful, Michael was blinded when Haines brought him later. "I'll go back and I give Michael hard, as someone would, and I found myself around the pig," she recalled. "And he's like:" What are you talking about? "

Understanding that she spilled a long family secret, Hainines admitted to feeling guilty immediately. "He was like:" I had no idea. "And he called Mom. I was like:" I didn't want to betray family trust! I just thought you told him! "

Now the proud dog dad's dad by puppies enzo and zuma, who introduced 2023. years, Strahan may have traded pigs for Pudraels, but it is certain to say that his family history still has several wild stories.

As his last child's stories become light, Strahan focuses on his children.

The former NFL player and his daughter, Isabella, recently opened a year that changed in life that tested their strength, deepened his relationship and eventually brought a new perspective to his life.

In question City and country magazineKo-anchor "Good morning America" ​​appears with a 20-year-old Isabel on the cover, where the daughter Duo sincerely talks about her more gathered battle with Medulloblastom, rare and aggressive brain cancer.

Isabella first revealed its diagnosis public in January. Now without cancer, she uses his voice to raise awareness and reflects how the experience has reshaped her understanding of life and resistance.

"I feel like I'm 50, with all that life experience," Isabella said in the magazine. "I grew on so much. I'm great thankful I walk and talk again. You don't think about things you can do until you live without them."

Medulloblastoma is a rapidly growing malignant tumor that develops in cerebellum, part of the brain responsible for movement and coordination. It is most often found in children and makes up approximately 20% of all pediatric brain tumors, according to the data published in the journal of clinical neuroscience.

Isabella underwent treatment in Preston Robert Tisch brain tumor in Duke University, where her recovery began.