Kylie Minogue talks for the first time about her struggle to beat breast cancer.

Kylie Minogue has spoken for the first time about her struggle to beat
breast cancer.
The pop babe - who was given the all-clear at the beginning of this year -
says it's been a "long, hard road" following her diagnosis last May.
The courageous singer - who underwent months of gruelling chemotherapy
treatment - is now back in the studio recording new tracks.
She said: "It's been a long, hard road to now but I'm feeling good and I
want to get back into the swing of things.

"I'm still taking things slowly, but I've had a great week in the studio and
things couldn't be any better."
The diminutive star - who was forced to cancel her sell-out tour after
falling ill - credits her family with giving her the strength to fight
cancer.
She told Australia's Sun Herald newspaper: "I think it comes from my
parents, I've got an incredible family and my parents are very happy. their
marriage is a great thing to aspire to."
Kylie, 37, revealed she dreams of starting a family with her boyfriend,
French actor Olivier Martinez.
She said: "Ollie is lovely. Our relationship has gone well from the
beginning. I suppose it helps that he understands my career.
"Yes, I feel broody. It's only natural. It hasn't happened yet, but I hope
it will someday."

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