Mark Hopez: Blink-182 singer and bassist reveals he’s being treated for cancer
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Said Hobbes Twitter He is receiving treatment but has not revealed the type of cancer he has.
“I have been doing chemotherapy for cancer for the last three months,” he wrote.
“I have cancer, it is absorbed, I am scared, at the same time I have been blessed by incredible doctors and family and friends. Be confident and positive. Can’t wait to get rid of cancer, can’t see all of you at a concert in the future. Love you all,” he continued.
The 49-year-old musician also released a record His photo In his Instagram story, he will be shown sitting in a chair.
“Yes hello. A cancer treatment, please,” he wrote with the photo.
Tom Delong, co-founder of the band, said he was aware of Hobbes’ cancer diagnosis and offered his support.
“To add to his own words that he used today, I would like to say that he is strong and a super man who pushes this difficult obstacle with a wide open heart,” DeLong said. Said In a tweet.
The rock band Blink-182 was formed in 1992 and became a commercial success in 1999 with the album “Enema of the State”. Its last album, “Nine, “Released in 2019.
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