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Three-door down Brad Arnold told his fans on Wednesday that he had been diagnosed recently Stage 4 Cancer And while he fights the illness, the band must cancel their tour.
“There’s not much good news today,” the 46-year-old said in a video he posted to his Instagram.
The Mississippi native explained that he was checked out at the hospital after getting sick a few weeks ago, and that he was diagnosed with clear cell renal cell carcinoma that “metastasized to my lungs.”
Arnold said to him, “I have no fear, I’m not really scared of it.”
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Brad Arnold performed at three doors last year. (Scott Legato/Getty Images)
He pointed out that his diagnosis would force the band to cancel their tour this summer.
“And I’m sorry,” he said. “And I hope that every time you get it, you lift me up in prayer.”
reference The band’s The 2008 song “It’s Not My Time” said he plans to listen to related music.
“Thank you, everyone, hello. God loves you. We love you. Let’s meet,” he concluded.
“Thank you for all the memories I’ve had,” Arnold added in the caption of his video. “Now I believe, ‘It’s not my time.’ It’s really my song. We need a prayer warrior, as this will be a battle! Thank you for being the best fan in the world.
The band three-doors, formed in the mid-1990s, include Chet Roberts, Justin Billton, Chris Henderson and Greg Upchurch, along with Arnold.
The original member Matt Roberts He died of an overdose in 2016.
Three doors to performances in the “Fox & Friends” Summer Concert Series in May 2023. (Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images)
Arnold wrote one of the band’s biggest hits, “Cryptonite,” from the 2000s, when he was still in high school. According to TMZ.
He is still the only founding member of the band’s group.
Clear cell renal cell carcinoma is the most common type of kidney cancer, affecting twice as many men as women, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
Arnold said he would “not be afraid” about his treatment. (Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images)
It can develop for no reason, but smoking, overweight, hypertension and kidney disease can be contributing factors at each exit.
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