Hasselbeck Returns To Fox, Reveals She Had Tumor Removed (VIDEO)

Elisabeth Hasselbeck made an emotional return to “Fox & Friends” on Friday, revealing the medical emergency that kept her away from the morning show for a month.

At the outset of the show, Hasselbeck told viewers that she “had a bit of a scare.”

“I had a tumor in my abdomen,” she explained. “Doctor said, ‘Look, you’ve got to get it out by the end of the month. We don’t like how it looks.’ I was facing something that potentially could have gone either way.”

Hasselbeck underwent surgery before enduring a “scary week” as she awaited the results. Ultimately, doctors determined that the tumor was not cancer.

The co-host grew emotional toward the end of the segment, thanking her colleagues — including Fox News chief Roger Ailes — for their support during her absence.

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  1. Gee. I’m sure she’s really glad that she had access to quality, affordable health care.

    Now we return to our regularly-scheduled program where we do everything in our power to take it away from other people.

  2. Avatar for pine pine says:

    Nice to have medical insurance isn’t it ?Will you join your station in bashing the ACA now ?

  3. So did this lazy freeloader see an actual doctor to take care of this surgery, or did she ask a member of her church group to perform it like any good rugged individual would?

  4. She got a divorce?

  5. “Reveals She Had Tumor Removed”

    No, I still see Steve Doocy in the picture. Maybe she’s going back for another surgery.

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