Taylor Dayne says she's cancer-free and ready for Las Vegas residency
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Key Points:
- Taylor Dayne, known for her 1980s hit "Tell It to My Heart," is preparing for her first Las Vegas residency at Harrah's Las Vegas, celebrating being cancer-free for four years after a private battle with Stage 2 colon cancer.
- Dayne emphasized the importance of routine colonoscopies and early screenings, noting that she was diagnosed through a routine checkup despite having no symptoms and that colorectal cancer screenings are now recommended starting at age 45.
- She shared her experience of advocating for her own health and the importance of being proactive, especially as a woman balancing a busy lifestyle and single parenthood.
- Dayne maintains a strict health regimen including peptides, collagen, Pilates, and a balanced diet to stay physically and mentally prepared for performing nightly on stage.
- Reflecting on her nearly 40-year career, Dayne views her upcoming residency as a "victory lap," expressing gratitude for her health, family, and enduring connection with her fans.
