Another reality star has died from cancer. It has been reported this morning that 'I Love New York' star Ahmad Givens (Real) has died from cancer at age 33. TMZ has reported that he passed away last night during a family visit. Chance posted this on Instagram
'I Love New York' star Real (Ahmad Givens) has faced a major setback recently as his cancer came back and it spread to his lungs and liver. Over a year ago, it was initially reported that he had stage colon cancer but the doctors misdiagnosed him and found out he had rectal cancer. His brother Chance told TMZ that he recently underwent surgery 'to implant a port that will administer his chemo He wrote a message on his Instagram with a video saying' he finished up radiation". Let's pray for Real!
"Just finished up radiation for the cerebellum and headed home.My head is killing me so I need rest.Thanks for your prayers and love from everyone.Special thanks to my bro Kamal this morning"
Reality: Back in March, we heard the terrible news that Real from I Love New York and Real Chance Of Love that he was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer. This past, Chance asked fans to donate money for him to get treatment.
Well it turns out he did not had colon cancer after all. He had stage four rectal cancer which cancer cells form on the rectum Real tweeted days ago that he going to the hospital to get most . TMZ reports he had seven tumors on liver and doctors were able to take small portions out.
Reality News: Chance gives us an update on twitter about Real. Back in March, Real was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer and he has been receiving chemo. Chance says Real is tired of all the chemo bit he is getting better.
MY BROTHER IS TIRED FROM ALL THE CHEMO BUT HE IS GETTING BETTER THANKS TO GOD AND ALL OF YOUR PRAYERS TOO THE LORD HE HEARS OUR CRY!
— STALLIONAIRES (@RealKillCancer) July 19, 2013
I was shocked by this news today. Apparently Real from I Love New York and Real Chance Of Love has been diagnosed with STAGE FOUR colon cancer. TMZ reported the news today and provided a picture of him in the hospital bed with his two brothers Chance and Micah. TMZ reports that he went back to hospital four times and was told something was wrong with his liver.He then was informed that he has stage four colon cancer.
New York took to twitter about the news.
@sp8563 I just found out.I jus spoke 2him 3weeks ago. My prayers go out to him and his family.He has a relationship with God,he's gonna b ok
— Tiffany Pollard (@TiffanyPollard) March 21, 2013
In what is surely the strangest VH1-related endorsement since Lip Chap, the video above features Real Chance of Love’s Real shilling for Sexual Revolution, a book aimed at “young adults, teens, fathers, mothers, and grandparents [who] want to shake off the slime of depravity and the bondage of religion, and enter into the joy of passionate purity.” This is confusing for a variety of reasons. Among them:
Real says that he was celibate for eight years “prior to me and my brother doing our first show.” (It’s unclear if he’s referring to the first season of his show or I Love New York.)
He says he lost that celibacy and was lusting after a woman (was it Milf?), but the book seems to have changed that…which is weird, since he and Chance have seemed to have no shortage of lust so far this season (they named a girl after her sizable butt, for crying out loud!).
Real repeatedly states that the book is helpful, but doesn’t say how. Unless it’s implied that it helped him get back in touch with his celibacy. Which, again, really?
The author, Kris Vallotton, says that the truth about sexuality is that God created it, and He likes it. OK, but on the order page, the book is billed as “non-religious,” and in the same sentence, says it’s a “fresh look at a subject as old as Adam and Eve.” So it is but it isn’t, then. (Also, you’re ordering it from a church. Not that that makes it religious or anything.)
