Camille Grammer Recovering From Surgery for Endometrial Cancer
'Real Housewives' star is expected to make full recovery.
Oct. 10. 2013 — -- Camille Grammer, 45, had surgery today after being diagnosed with early stage endometrial cancer, which arises in the uterus, ABC News confirms through her rep. People magazine was the first to report the procedure.
"Camille Grammer underwent a radical hysterectomy today to treat early stage endometrial cancer," Grammer's rep, Howard Bragman told ABC. "The surgery went very well and she is expected to make a complete recovery following a significant recuperation period."
Her rep added that the ex-wife of actor Kelsey Grammer was at an elevated risk due to genetic issues and "has been diligent about regular check-ups and monitoring, which explains the early detection and rapid treatment."
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Grammer was married to the "Frasier" star from 1997 until they divorced in 2011. They have two children together through a surrogate.
Bragman closed by saying Grammer "urges all women to be aware of genetic factors relating to women's cancers and get regular check-ups."
Grammer was on the reality show "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" from 2010 to 2013.
