‘The Bachelor’ Reality Star Lesley Anne Murphy Addresses Not Being Able to Breastfeed Her New Baby Due to Her Preventative Double Mastectomy

Published Feb 25, 2021

‘The Bachelor’ Reality Star Lesley Anne Murphy Addresses Not Being Able to Breastfeed Her New Baby Due to Her Preventative Double Mastectomy

The new mom chose to remove her breasts in 2017 after finding out she had a higher risk of getting breast cancer, and uses her newfound social media status to educate other young women about genetic testing and preventative care for breast cancer.

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