Madison LeCroy offered an update on her husband Brett Randle's cancer battle on Thursday's new episode of Bravo's Southern Charm.
The 34-year-old LeCroy announced her 38-year-old husband Randle was diagnosed with thyroid cancer back in December, just before Christmas.
Then during a Season 10 episode in January, LeCroy said doctors found a tumor on his kidney but they, 'don't know what it is.'
She offered a more positive update on Thursday's new episode, where she told her mother some great news: Brett's cancer is gone.
'Brett's test came back and no cancer. It was just an abnormal tissue,' LeCroy told her mother over drinks on the episode.
'So now they're going to run the test and make sure everything's working properly, and the kidneys are doing good, but what a relief,' she added.
Madison LeCroy offered an update on her husband Brett Randle's cancer battle on Thursday's new episode of Bravo's Southern Charm
She offered a more positive update on Thursday's new episode, where she told her mother some great news: Brett's cancer is gone
LeCroy added in confession, 'I feel like I've definitely been holding my breath so long that I don't know how to breathe.'
'I feel like once you experience something like this, you're always gonna have worry,' she admitted.
'But at this moment, I just have to be thankful that now we can just move on with our happily ever after life,' she commented.
The couple tied the knot back in 2022, though Brett's cancer diagnosis forced them to put having kids on pause.
During their chat, Madison's mother Tara said they could now focus on having kids, with Madison saying she was on the same page.
'I mean, I think that literally, in the same breath he said, "Everything's negative, now we're ready,"' LeCroy told her mom.
LeCroy already has a 12-year-old son from a previous relationship, telling her mom they want to have a girl.
'If I don't have a girl, we're just going to have to keep trying,' LeCroy insisted.
LeCroy added in confession, 'I feel like I've definitely been holding my breath so long that I don't know how to breathe'
'I feel like once you experience something like this, you're always gonna have worry,' she admitted
The reality stars announced at the end of February that they were in fact expecting their first child together.
She also confirmed during a live-streamed gender reveal that they will be welcoming a baby girl
The reality stars announced at the end of February that they were in fact expecting their first child together.
She also confirmed during a live-streamed gender reveal that they will be welcoming a baby girl.
'I honestly was pinching myself because I hadn't heard good news in it felt like the last two years,' Madison told People of her new bundle of joy.
'So to hear something that was so positive and something that we've been wanting and looking forward to was just super exciting. And of course, everybody in our family and everybody was rooting for us,' she added.
