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‘Riverdance’ creator Michael Flatley diagnosed with ‘aggressive’ cancer

Por: New York Daily News Entertainment January 12, 2023

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“Riverdance” creator Michael Flatley is battling an “aggressive form of cancer,” his team announced. Flatley, a veteran Irish dancer who’s starred in numerous stage productions, hasn’t personally commented on the diagnosis. “He has undergone surgery and is in the care of an excellent team of doctors,” his team wrote Wednesday on Instagram. “No further comments will be made at this time. We ask only for your prayers and well... + full article



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