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Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi is celebrating after finding out she is cancer-free.
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Snooki was first diagnosed with stage 1 cervical cancer in February.
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She underwent a hysterectomy in July.
Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi is officially cancer-free.
The Jersey Shore star shared a health update on Saturday. She previously underwent surgery after being diagnosed with cervical cancer.
“After a colposcopy, conization & hysterectomy, mawma is cancer free,” Polizzi wrote in an Instagram post. She shared a video of herself posing with a celebratory drink.
“Thanks to all the doctors who helped me on this journey!” she continued in her caption. “It wouldn’t be possible without you! Now it’s paps every 3 months to make sure it never comes back! GET UR PAP SMEARS LADIES! & stay on top of those appointments!”
Her Jersey Shore castmates shared their support for her in the comments of her latest update.
“Woohoo!! The <a href="https://comicvibe.com/5-best-animated-movies-of-2026-so-far/” title=”5 Best Animated Movies Of 2026 (So Far)”>best news!,” Sammi “Sweetheart” Giancola wrote. Meanwhile, Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino shared some praise emojis and red hearts.
Polizzi shared her journey receiving a hysterectomy in July. At the time, she posted a video showing clips from the hospital and explaining what the doctors did.
“We did that C-section cut, and he obviously ended up taking out the uterus, my cervix, and then some parts of my vagina just to make sure we get everything,” she said. “So that was crazy. The fallopian tubes, all of it — we kept my ovaries so I don’t go into pre-menopause, which is nice.”
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After the procedure, she admitted that she was struggling with the recovery process.
“I’m gonna be honest with you: not great,” Snooki said from her hospital bed. “I’m not good with pain, and I’m really trying to be tough, but it’s not great.”
Polizzi was first diagnosed with stage 1 cervical cancer in February. She encouraged her followers to stay on top of their check-ups and cancer screenings.
“Get your appointments done, b—-es!,” she said in a video at the time. “I’m telling you. Once you go to stage 2, then I think you have to do chemo. Nobody want to do that! Scary! So get your appointments done.”
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