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Lead Sports Anchor, WLS-TV (Chicago, IL)
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Chicago native actor Colin Egglesfield cancer free after being diagnosed 3 times, speaks with ABC7's Ryan Chiaverini
By Ryan Chiaverini Verified| WLS-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified CHICAGO (WLS) -- From his days on "All My Children" to starring opposite Kate Hudson in "Something Borrowed," Chicago native actor Colin Egglesfield has taken on many roles, but none more challenging than being diagnosed with cancer three times. Egglesfield spoke with ABC7 Chicago Sports Anchor Ryan Chiaverini this week about his cancer journey and a special honor he received. The full interview can be viewed in the video player above. Egglesfield first was diagnosed with testicular cancer.
By Ryan Chiaverini Verified| WLS-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified ByJustyna Syska and Ryan ChiaveriniFriday, November 22, 2024 2:18PMCHICAGO (WLS) -- The Chicago Bears face off against the Minnesota Vikings this Sunday and Windy City Pro Wrestlers, Redus and Traxx, help Ryan predict the winner! Each wrestler represents a different NFL team and steps into the ring for a face-to-face competition. Plus, Ryan gets some payback from the last time these wrestlers stepped inside the ring!For more on Windy City Pro Wrestling, visit: officialwcpw.com.
Chicago native actor Colin Egglesfield cancer free after being diagnosed 3 times, speaks with ABC7's Ryan Chiaverini
By Ryan Chiaverini Verified| WLS-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified CHICAGO (WLS) -- From his days on "All My Children" to starring opposite Kate Hudson in "Something Borrowed," Chicago native actor Colin Egglesfield has taken on many roles, but none more challenging than being diagnosed with cancer three times. Egglesfield spoke with ABC7 Chicago Sports Anchor Ryan Chiaverini this week about his cancer journey and a special honor he received. The full interview can be viewed in the video player above. Egglesfield first was diagnosed with testicular cancer.
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WLS-TV (Chicago, IL)