'I'm A Celebrity' star Wayne Sleep has shared devastating news, revealing that he has been diagnosed with cancer. The former ballet dancer and reality star, 78, updated his followers on his health on Sunday, revealing that he had been undergoing treatment.

Noting he 'hadn't been looking like his usual self', Wayne said that he is 'on the mend' and the treatment seems to be working, and he is now 'looking to the future.' 'Since the summer, I have been undergoing treatment for cancer.

I'm pleased to say that the treatment appears to be working, and I am on the mend thanks to all at the Royal Marsden and am looking forward to getting back to full strength.' 'I'm in good spirits and feeling positive about the future.

Thank you to everyone for their kindness and concern. Photo here on Friday at Kew Gardens looking at the wonderful Henry Moore exhibition.

Much love, Wayne x.' Wayne's diagnosis comes 11 years after he battled prostate cancer, and he previously told The Mirror in 2016 that he first noticed signs when his PSA levels were raised back in 2010. The dancer previously appeared on the ITV show in 2003, and has also appeared on Celebrity Big Brother and the BBC series The Real Marigold Hotel.

His announcement drew an outpouring of love and support from fans and fellow celebrities across the entertainment industry. Well-wishers flooded his social media pages with messages of encouragement, praising his resilience and positive attitude during this challenging time.

Wayne Sleep remains one of Britain's most cherished performers, having broken numerous barriers in dance throughout his illustrious career. Medical professionals at the Royal Marsden continue to monitor his progress closely as he moves forward with his recovery journey.