Jenna Fischer, best known for her role as Pam Beesly Halpert on The Office, is getting candid about her health as the actress took to social media to reveal her secret months-long breast cancer battle.

Fischer is continuing treatment with other medications, but says that she is “feeling great” and credits her “amazing village” including her husband Lee, their two children, and her The Office co-star and Office Ladies podcast co-host Angela Kinsey for surrounding her with “love and support.”

Jenna Fischer was diagnosed with breast cancer last year. The 50-year-old actress is now free of the disease after undergoing a lumpectomy followed by chemotherapy, a course of radiation treatment and additional medication in response to a tumour being detected during an ultrasound late last year.

The Office star Jenna Fischer has said she was diagnosed with an ‘aggressive’ form of breast cancer last year but is now cancer-free. The 50-year-old, who played Pam Beesly in the sitcom, said the cancer was found after an ‘inconclusive’ mammogram due to ‘dense’ breast tissue.

The Office actress Jenna Fischer revealed on Tuesday that she is cancer-free after undergoing treatment for a 2023 breast cancer diagnosis. In a lengthy and heartfelt Instagram post, Fischer shared the details of her diagnosis,

Actress Angela Kinsey has made a promise to her former The Office co-star Jenna Fischer, who recently revealed a cancer battle.

The Office star Jenna Fischer has announced that she was diagnosed with an ‘aggressive’ form of breast cancer last year and is now cancer-free. The actress received a rush of support from fans, including several of her co-stars from the 00s TV sitcom.

US Office star Jenna Fischer has revealed she was diagnosed with an "aggressive" Triple-Positive breast cancer in December last year. After completing surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation she is now cancer-free.

The 50-year-old Emmy nominee had a cheery blue-floral headband around her growing 'patchy pixie' cut - after losing hair while undergoing '12 rounds of weekly chemotherapy'

Jenna Fischer reveals her Stage 1 Triple Positive breast cancer diagnosis to raise awareness about the disease and the importance of early detection through annual mammograms. Triple Positive breast cancer involves three distinct markers,