John Lennon's Son Reveals New Health Scare After Cancer Biopsy
Julian Lennon has revealed that he's awaiting test results from a biopsy, almost five years after he went public with a "cancer scare."
The musician and photographer, who is the eldest son of late Beatles legend John Lennon, revealed in a Facebook post back in February 2020 that a mole he'd had on his head his entire life was removed after a biopsy revealed it had turned cancerous.
During an appearance on podcast The Joe Rogan Experience this week, Lennon, 61, revealed that his past experience prompted him to recently seek medical advice regarding a complaint with the skin on one of his arms.
As the podcast started, host Joe Rogan asked Lennon about his arm, prompting him to explain that he went to see a dermatologist. Pointing to his arm, he said: "[I have] a little excision here, because it had been bothering me a bit."
Lennon added that the dermatologist "just did a little cutting, and no doubt, I'll hear from her in a few days, once she gets the results."
Newsweek has contacted representatives of Lennon via email for comment.
Source: Ryan Smith/newsweek.com
