Michael Bublé’s 3-Year-Old Son Noah ‘Doing Very Well’ After Cancer Treatment
Singer Michael Bublé's three-year-old son Noah is "doing very well" after a four-month treatment for liver cancer, revealed his brother-in-law and Argentine actor Dario Lopilato. The Canadian singer's eldest son was diagnosed with the disease in November 2016 and underwent months of treatment in Los Angeles. Bublé is married to Argentine actress Luisana Lopilato and has a one-year-old second son named Elias.
"After these very long months Noah is doing well, very well," said Michael Bublé's 36-year-old brother-in-law, who broke the good news Thursday with Argentine daily La Nacion. The actor also said he'd be flying over to LA on Friday to lend his support as they've been "living through this as a family." He described his young nephew's progress as nothing short of a miracle and said, "But I believe in God and sought comfort in Jesus Christ and a miracle from God came, from the way it was discovered, after the operation, everything."
Bublé's sister-in-law and his wife's eldest sister Daniela also spoke of how God was at work even in the little boy's health battle and said that "it's because he wants to save Noah" that they discovered the horrible illness after a liver biopsy in Buenos Aires last year. She described the boy as a "warrior" and spoke confidently that he'll overcome the sickness. Argentinian media outlets reported this month that sources close to the boy's parents revealed that Noah was "free from cancer." Journalist Tomas Dente particularly quoted the boy's aunt and revealed through TV show Nosotros a la mañana that Daniela told him that the boy's "cancer has gone."
Michael Bublé stated last month that his son Noah inspired him with his bravery. The singer reported then that "Noah has been progressing well during his treatment and the doctors are very optimistic about the future." Although doctors have reportedly declared a 90 percent chance that Noah would survive cancer, Bublé and his wife took a break from their careers to focus on their son. The Grammy award-winning singer withdrew from hosting 2017 Juno Awards as well as his appearances at the Brit Awards and the BBC Music Awards last December.
