Russell Watson has revealed his pituitary gland has miraculously repaired itself in a ‘one in a million chance’ health development after battling two brain tumours.
The opera singer, 59, was told the devastating news he had a brain tumour the size of two golf balls after noticing his peripheral vision had become blurry in 2006.
Following a trip to LA, he underwent a five-hour emergency operation to remove the eight-centimetre tumour at St George’s Hospital in Tooting – before overcoming a second diagnosis and surgery a year later.
The tumour, which sits at the base of his brain, caused significant damage to his pituitary
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