‘The Bachelorette’ Alum Ali Fedotowsky-Manno Super Careful After Skin Cancer

The bachelorette Ali Fedotowsky Manno

The Bachelorette alum Ali Fedotowsky-Manno has been featured in the news a bit lately. Fans recall she also featured on The Bachelor. So, she’s got loads of insider views on the way Peter Weber’s season ended. Actually, after commenting on Peter, she later said she’d support her kids if they chose to be on the franchise. Now, she talked about how her skin cancer diagnosis makes her super-careful.

The Bachelorette alum Ali Fedotowsky-Manno talked being careful with her skin cancer

Taking to her Instagram, to share about her partnership with Each & Every natural deodorant, she mentioned her skin cancer. It came in the same post where she gave Peter Weber some advice. TV Shows Ace reported that she said, “my advice to Peter tonight, don’t sweat it my friend. Everything will work out just the way it is supposed to be.”  She also talked about her kids and how she’d back them if they wanted in on the show.

Ali noted her time on The Bachelorette and The Bachelor gave her many opportunities. She talked more about her kids and her scare with skin cancer. On her Instagram, she mentioned, “All of these things are more important to me than ever since having kids and after my skin cancer removal.” She referred to non-synthetic fragrances at the time. People followed up and she opened up a bit more about it.

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Ali opens up about her skin cancer

People spoke to Ali about her skin cancer. They noted that “her life… “changed a lot” since her diagnosis with “basal cell carcinoma earlier this year.” In fact, she doesn’t just take care of her own skin. Fans know Ali’s got two kids by her husband, Kevin Manno. Little Riley’s only one-year-old now and big sister Molly turned three.  She told the outlet, “I’m like super protective over my kids now. I mean, I always was with my kids, but now I’m even more so than I was before.'”

As The Bachelorette alum noted, hearing you got skin cancer really makes for a “scary” moment. After all, it’s very likely that “Once you have one basal cell, you’re likely to have more.” As basal cancer’s common, she advised people to just go and get checked out. And, kids are also vulnerable, so no wonder she’s very careful with them as well.

Do you agree that Ali Fedotowsky-Manno’s totally right in staying vigilant and super-careful since her skin cancer diagnosis? Sound off your experiences in the comments below.

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