It began, as so many frightening chapters do, with something small.
A tiny lump at the base of her neck — the kind you tell yourself is “nothing.”
The kind you hope will disappear.
But for Adele Roberts, a woman who has already survived bowel cancer, major surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and life with a stoma bag she lovingly named Audrey… that lump grew into something she could no longer ignore.
“It turned into a monster,” she admitted — and the world held its breath with her.
a summer shadow that wouldn’t leave
Adele first noticed the lump months ago — a stubborn swelling that didn’t respond to medication, didn’t fade, didn’t stop growing.
“I didn’t want to say anything,” she confessed. “I’ve been worried about it since summer.”
Even her partner, Kate Holderness, felt the fear tightening around them.
Poor Kate, she joked — but behind the humour was a whisper of panic no survivor ever forgets.
the scar that tells the truth
By the time Adele sat down with the specialists, the lump had become too unpredictable to leave alone.
Surgeons removed it, leaving a thin, vulnerable scar behind her ear. She posted the photo quietly, without filters, choosing truth over gloss.
And then, the news she had been praying for:
The lump was benign.
Her relief exploded onto the screen:
“I’M ABSOLUTELY BUZZING! THANK YOU UNIVERSE!”
But even in that glowing moment, another storm lingered.
Her endoscopy — the vital test she needs because food can still reach her colon — had been incomplete. She must go back for round two.
In Adele’s world, victory and vigilance often walk hand in hand.
turning fear into something beautiful
Despite the shock, she refuses to see the scar as something ugly.
“It’ll be my newest piece of body art,” she said proudly.
“Kintsugi — embracing imperfection as part of the human experience.”
It’s classic Adele: transforming worry into wisdom.
Pain into purpose.
the marathoner with a stoma — and a world record
Adele has always fought back with motion.
Running — not away from something, but toward something bigger.
After beating bowel cancer in 2021, she shocked the world by completing six major marathons in just eight months: London, New York, Berlin, Chicago, Tokyo, and Boston.
In 2023, she became the fastest person in history to finish a marathon with a stoma bag.
This year, she levelled up:
the fastest woman ever to complete all six global majors with a stoma.
Her legs, her lungs, and her heart carried her where fear couldn’t.
“i didn’t want to let her down…”
Hours before the final marathon, Adele broke down while holding her old medal — the one she earned months after her cancer surgery.
“I just didn’t want to let this girl down,” she said, her voice cracking.
Not the public, not the charities, not the world.
Herself.
The version of Adele who kept running, even when it would’ve been easier to collapse.
the woman who refuses to stop giving
Through every race, every appointment, every hospital corridor, she has carried other people with her — people battling cancer, people living with stomas, families waiting for answers.
“I always say cancer’s a team effort,” she told Lorraine Kelly through tears.
“Thanks to people like Elaine… and the NHS… I couldn’t have done it without them.”
Elaine is her stoma nurse — the woman who helped her return to life.
Her surprise video message left Adele sobbing, live on air.
love at the centre of the storm
And always beside her, hand in hand, is Kate Holderness.
“You’re the reason I never gave up,” Adele wrote in one of the most intimate tributes she has ever shared publicly.
“You’re my hero.”
Survivors carry many scars.
Adele carries hers with pride, humour, and a resilience that has inspired thousands.
a message for anyone who’s scared right now
“If you’re worried about ANYTHING,” she wrote to her followers, “please speak to someone. Early detection saves lives.”
It is more than advice.
It is the mantra of a woman who has faced death twice — and refused to surrender.
and now?
A benign lump.
A pending endoscopy.
A scar she refuses to hide.
A world record she earned with courage.
And a heart that keeps choosing hope.
Another fight may be ahead.
But Adele Roberts has proven something unmistakable:
She is built for survival, shaped by resilience, and powered by love.
And she’s not done inspiring the rest of us yet.
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