Lisa Wilkinson breaks down in tears on The Project over young mother suffering from breast cancer 

Lisa Wilkinson breaks down in tears on The Project over young mother suffering from breast cancer


Lisa Wilkinson struggled to get through a story on Sunday night. 

The TV host broke down in tears on The Sunday Project following a story on a young woman, Karyn, suffering from breast cancer.  

Given a terminal diagnosis, the segment detailed Karyn’s life with her newborn baby girl, Billi, who is supported by a night nanny and donated breast milk.   

Hard: Lisa Wilkinson (pictured) struggled to get through a story on Sunday night. The TV host broke down in tears on The Sunday Project after her package on a young woman, Karyn, suffering from breast cancer

After the story played, Lisa began to speak but had to stop, turning to her co-stars and saying, ‘sorry’. 

Lisa tried to compose herself as tears visibly formed in her eyes and her voice broke. 

‘There is a GoFundMe set up to help Karyn and Billi, and all of the money raised will go towards getting Karyn a night nanny for one year to help cover Karyn’s medical costs,’ she began. 

Empathy: The TV host was broke down in tears on The Sunday Project after her package on a young woman, Karyn (pictured), suffering from breast cancer

Empathy: The TV host was broke down in tears on The Sunday Project after her package on a young woman, Karyn (pictured), suffering from breast cancer

‘I’m so sorry…’ Lisa said, stopping again, before she once more managed to compose herself. 

‘And to set up Billi for the future. You can find the link on our website,’ she added after a pause. 

Her co-star Hamish Macdonald gave her some encouragement, saying: ‘See you got through it’. 

Struggle: After the story played, Lisa began to speak but had to stop, turning to her co-stars and saying, 'sorry'. She then tried to compose herself as tears visibly formed in her eyes and her voice broke

Struggle: After the story played, Lisa began to speak but had to stop, turning to her co-stars and saying, ‘sorry’. She then tried to compose herself as tears visibly formed in her eyes and her voice broke

Lisa then reminded viewers that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. 

She encouraged people to purchase the 2022 Women’s Health Diary, which raises money for research into breast cancer. 

Lisa said the funds raised, ‘help improve the lives and outcomes of the estimated 20,000 women and 167 men who, in the next 12 months, will hear the words, ‘You have breast cancer’.

Good cause: Lisa then reminded viewers that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Good cause: Lisa then reminded viewers that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

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