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Bobby Sherman Supported by Family and Fans as He Faces Stage 4 Cancer with Courage
Former ’60s teen idol Bobby Sherman, now 81, is battling deadly stage 4 cancer.
His wife, Brigitte Poublon, revealed the tragic diagnosis on Facebook, saying that the singer of the hit million-seller Little Woman is too weak “to participate in cameos, sign autographs or make appearances.”
The clean-cut crooner — whose other hits included Julie, Do Ya Love Me — got his pop career going after appearing on TV’s musical variety show Shindig in 1964, and also became a star in the 1968 Western series Here Come the Brides. After a guest stint on TV’s Emergency, he became a real-life paramedic, and following a final concert in 2001, he worked as a medical training officer at the L.A. Police Academy until retiring in 2010.
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