Magda Szubanski's New Memoir: Loss & Marriage Equality

0:00It's March 26th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, AI-powered stories from the world of fame. I'm Cory with the story. Magda Shubanski, the 64-year-old star from Kathene Kim, has announced a new memoir called I Can't Tell You But I Will. It's her second book, coming out on September 29th, and it covers her mother's death and her push for marriage equality in Australia back in 2017. That year was tough for her, as her mom Margaret passed away at 92, right when Magda stepped up as a key voice in the same sex marriage. Survey. The book dives into those personal losses and the bigger fights she took on. Fans have been right there with her, through it all, especially after she shared her cancer diagnosis last year. She has a rare and aggressive type called mantle cell lymphoma, but she just revealed its intermission following intense chemo treatments. Her first memoir, Reckoning, was a huge hit, winning book of the year at the Australian Book Industry Awards in 2016.

1:00It focused on her dad's secret past as a Polish spy in World War II. With her health on the mend and this new story ready to share, Magda's journey from laughs on screen to real world battles keeps inspiring everyone, tuning in.