‘It really hurts’, Erin Andrews announces private health update with Fox NFL Sunday legend suffering ‘pre-skin cancer’

Erin Andrews has revealed that it works with a painful state of the skin.

Andrews opened on the most recent episode of a quiet down podcast about the condition of his ‘skin pre -cancer’.

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Fox NFL Sunday’s sideline reporter explained that she was working with the position on its upper lip.

“It’s very oily and it really hurts the ts,” Andrews said.

“Don’t touch it!” Responded to Charisa Th om MPson.

After explaining the situation to the new podcast listeners Th om MPson, Andrews explained the pain.

“For the new ones of you, Erin works by some … there is an issue on its upper lip, but it is not what you think,” he said.

Andrews made it clear that this condition was pre-cancer and she went to fully examine her skin.

“It is a skin pre -cancer situation. I creamed on it for five days,” Andrews explained.

“I went to the old ‘Oh that’s a great idea until you get into the car’ examining the skin … the whole shabang.

“I wanted to pass between him because I am very afraid that they are looking for something.”

Andrews also shared that it would proceed to the skin condition on the podcast’s Thursday episode.

Her fans shared their love after hearing the prior cancer diagnosis of the skin.

One fan said, “Hope to achieve a quick recovery – skin health is no joke.”

“Early investigation is the key – she has the best wish in this fight,” the second fan said.

The third fan said, “I wish you the best for you.”

Both Th OM MPson and Andrews face indefinite futures with Fox NFL on Sunday as their contract ends this summer.

“I just have to say one thing, and this is what I am going about Fox, and I swear. I mean it doesn’t just mean that my contract is over,” said Th om.

“I love Fox so much because my brother and my dad came to the super bowl and Fox’s family, so my own family like sharing in those moments.

“It was very entertaining and Fox just feels them welcome and make sure they are included in events and everything.

“So if I do not mention how wonderful my extended work family is for my own family, I will only feel liberated.”