Guerdy Abraira Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis

  Breaking News, created by horror artist Trevor Henderson, is an unsettling creation with vague humanoid traits covered in thick jet-black skin that appears nearly opaque. Real Housewives of Miami (RHOM) star Guerdy Abraira made a shocking announcement via Instagram Wednesday morning: she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. Humanoid Giant Guerdy Abraira of Real Housewives of Miami fame recently made an unexpected yet dismaying announcement to her fans: she revealed in an Instagram post that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. As Guerdy herself notes: Upon hearing such news it "puts everything into perspective", reflecting upon friends, family and allies that love us: it truly puts their care and support under a different light. "It is essential for women to know when screenings should begin, since so many factors contribute to an individual's risk for breast cancer. Although the past several months have been challenging, my support system has given me strength." RHOM star Gina Torres received messages of well-wishes from co-stars and fans. One fan wrote, "Sending you lots of love and light," while another wrote, "Don't give up... We believe in you & hugs your way!" Human Giant was an MTV sketch show that ran from 2000 to 2002 and rode the wave of viral video sketches with dark humor and more controversial topics than traditional shows on MTV. Though some scenes depicted death or destruction, they also used humor as an antidote for tragedy. Although Human Giant was cancelled after its run ended in 2002, its cast members went on to pursue careers as actors and writers. Tom Gianas co-created this show with his brother Rob Gianas. They previously collaborated on Crash Test (an MTV sketch show which had recently been cancelled), as well as Master Of None starring Aziz Ansari on Netflix. The show had mixed reception from viewers. While its first season proved highly rated among audiences who watched it regularly, some found its content inappropriate or offensive; other viewers found its subject matter difficult to swallow; it became popular with niche audiences but unfortunately only lasted one season before cancellation due to low ratings; its creators could however continue with other projects. Destruction Giant Trevor has created some ominous-looking Giants. One in particular stands out; its appearance seems sinister and menacing, covered in jet-black skin which does not reflect light well and appearing malnourished compared to humans. As is typical with Giants, the Destruction Giant roamed Earth until summoned by what appear to be Moon worshippers. Once summoned, it caused massive destruction before ascending worthy humans with its long arms - though how this occurred remains unclear; perhaps that was part of its role within its universe. Destruction Giant can use its arms to unleash powerful energy attacks that are used for both destruction and energy manipulation - this likely accounts for its ability to take down metal structures as well as smaller human devices like Voyager probes buried underground. Although powerful in its destruction capabilities, the Destruction Giant remains peaceful at heart. He does not seem intent on killing humans when encountering them and will consume their metal as food instead. This indicates that he was sent not as an invader but more as an ambassador from another planet to promote peace on Earth. Destruction Giant initially has no idea of his source or why he has come to Earth when he first bumps his head, implying that aliens responsible may no longer exist and the Giant does not possess any ability to conquer space. Perhaps its guns were only ever intended as defense mechanisms and should only ever be fired in self defense when necessary. Collection Giant Guerdy Abraira is an event planner known for shaking things up. Since joining The Real Housewives of Miami cast in 2021, she quickly became one of the fan-favorite characters due to her outgoing personality, quick wits, and fearlessness in handling drama with fellow co-stars on RHOM. However, her reality TV fame has taken a backseat due to a recent diagnosis of breast cancer. The 45-year-old RHOM star shared this disheartening news with her Instagram followers during filming Season 6 of RHOM. Guerdy revealed her devastating diagnosis from her doctor while "having the time of her life" on St. Barts. She advised women to undergo routine screenings. Guerdy expressed her appreciation to her family, friends, and fans as she embarks on treatment. Additionally, Guerdy advised people to "get your checkups - your life depends on it". Guerdy and her fellow RHOM cast members will return for season six of their popular reality show which is currently filming in California; its premiere should air later this year either on Bravo or Peacock. Unusual Appearance Guerdy Abraira from Real Housewives of Miami is no stranger to creating drama among her castmates; however, her recent news will cause fans to take an especially close look at her health. RHOM star Sheryl Underwood took to Instagram on May 10 to reveal that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer. She explained how she received this news while "having the time of [her] life" in St. Barts from her doctor and urge her followers to get regular mammograms. She is 45-years old mother of two. She highlighted the significance of screenings for Black women. According to the reality TV star, Black and Asian women experience peak incidence [of breast cancer] 10 years earlier than Caucasians. As RHOM filming has progressed, Guerdy has received supportive messages from her castmates as well as fans on social media. To one commenter she responded "Sending you all lots of love and light throughout this guerdyfying process!" While production on the reality show continues, Guerdy will spend her time with family as well as working to raise awareness for breast cancer. She recently appeared on Page Six's Virtual Reali-Tea podcast where she discussed her diagnosis and provided advice for other women. In addition, Guerdy is active in raising funds for National Breast Cancer Foundation and Susan G. Komen Foundation.