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Lorna Luxe's Husband John Dies After Three Year Long Cancer Battle

<span>Lorna Luxe</span>'s Husband, 64, <span>John Andrews</span> passed away after a three-year-long <span><a href="https://www.healthandme.com/health/cancer">cancer</a></span> battle. On February 11, the British influencer shared a post on her Instagram. The 43-year-old wrote: "My beautiful, brave John died yesterday. I am heartbroken. We were together to the every end, at home, in our own bed and holding hands which is exactly what he wanted."

<h2>Lorna Luxe's Husband John Dies: What Happened To Him?</h2>

John, a former banker, was diagnosed with stage three cancer in 2023. He had been receiving treatment over the last three years. John's cancer also entered remission and it returned in 2024 and spread to his brain.

He underwent a surgery in 2025, however, he was back in hospital in December after a complication with his chemotherapy treatments. This led to organ failure.

In January this year, Lorna told her followers that she was "looking for a miracle" and shared that his cancer had "progressed to his other organs" and treatment was "no longer an option".

“I think he's possibly the bravest person. And I suppose at this point we're looking for a bit of a miracle and we're going to take each day as it comes,” she wrote on her post.

In her post that announced John's death, she wrote when she asked him how he was feeling, her husband responded, "Rough, but in love".

Read: <a href="https://www.healthandme.com/health-news/catherine-ohara-cause-of-death-is-pulmonary-embolism-she-also-had-rectal-cancer-article-153589044" data-type="tilCustomLink">Catherine O'Hara Cause Of Death Is Pulmonary Embolism; She Also Had Rectal Cancer</a> 

<h2>Lorna Luxe's Husband John Dies: Can Cancer Spread To Other Organs?</h2>

While John's cancer has not been specified, but the reports reveal that his cancer spread to other organs. According to <strong><em>National Institution of Health</em></strong> (NIH), US, the spreading of cancer to other parts of the body is called metastasis. 

This happens when cancer cells break away from where they first formed, and travel through the blood or lymph system. This could lead to formation of new tumors in other parts of the body. Cancer can spread to anywhere in the body, however, it is common for cancer to move into your bones, liver, or lungs. 

When these new tumors are found, they are made of the same cells from the original tumor. Which means, if someone has lung cancer and it spread to brain, the cells do not look like brain cancer. This means that the cancer cells in the brain is metastatic lung cancer. 

Cancer cells could also be sent to lab to know the origin of the cell. Knowing the type of cancer helps in better treatment plan. 

<h2>Lorna Luxe's Husband John Dies: Could Chemotherapy Lead To Organ Damage?</h2>

As per the<strong><em> University of Rochester Medical Center</em></strong>, in some cases, chemotherapy could cause permanent changes or damage to the heart, lungs, nerves, kidneys, and reproductive organs or other organs. 

For instance, some anti-cancer drugs cause bladder irritation, it could result in temporary or permanent damage to kidneys or bladder. In other cases, chemotherapy could also have potential effects on nerves and muscles. Chemotherapy could also damage the chromosomes in the sperm, which could also lead to birth defects. In females, it could damage the ovaries and could result in short-term or long-term fertility issues.

Chemotherapy could also induce menopause before the correct age and could cause symptoms like hot flashes, dry vaginal tissues, sweating, and more.

Read: <a href="https://www.healthandme.com/health-wellness/i-went-into-chemo-induced-menopause-at-37-says-lisa-ray-about-her-cancer-journey-and-its-side-effects-article-153568768" data-type="tilCustomLink">'I Went Into Chemo-induced Menopause At 37', Says Lisa Ray About Her Cancer Journey And Its Side Effects</a>

For some, it could also cause a 'chemo-brain', which is a mental fog that many chemotherapy patients face, that could affect memory or concentration.

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Lorna Luxe's Husband, 64, John Andrews passed away after a three-year-long cancer battle. On February 11, the British influencer shared a post on her Instagram. The 43-year-old wrote: "My beautiful, brave John died yesterday. I am heartbroken. We were together to the every end, at home, in our own bed and holding hands which is exactly what he wanted."Lorna Luxe's Husband John Dies: What Happened To Him?John, a former banker, was diagnosed with stage three cancer in 2023. He had been receiving treatment over the last three years. John's cancer also entered remission and it returned in 2024 and spread to his brain.He underwent a surgery in 2025, however, he was back in hospital in December after a complication with his chemotherapy treatments. This led to organ failure.In January this year, Lorna told her followers that she was "looking for a miracle" and shared that his cancer had "progressed to his other organs" and treatment was "no longer an option".“I think he's possibly the bravest person. And I suppose at this point we're looking for a bit of a miracle and we're going to take each day as it comes,” she wrote on her post.          View this post on Instagram            A post shared by lorna luxe (@lornaluxe)]]> In her post that announced John's death, she wrote when she asked him how he was feeling, her husband responded, "Rough, but in love".Read: Catherine O'Hara Cause Of Death Is Pulmonary Embolism; She Also Had Rectal Cancer Lorna Luxe's Husband John Dies: Can Cancer Spread To Other Organs?While John's cancer has not been specified, but the reports reveal that his cancer spread to other organs. According to National Institution of Health (NIH), US, the spreading of cancer to other parts of the body is called metastasis. This happens when cancer cells break away from where they first formed, and travel through the blood or lymph system. This could lead to formation of new tumors in other parts of the body. Cancer can spread to anywhere in the body, however, it is common for cancer to move into your bones, liver, or lungs. When these new tumors are found, they are made of the same cells from the original tumor. Which means, if someone has lung cancer and it spread to brain, the cells do not look like brain cancer. This means that the cancer cells in the brain is metastatic lung cancer. Cancer cells could also be sent to lab to know the origin of the cell. Knowing the type of cancer helps in better treatment plan. Lorna Luxe's Husband John Dies: Could Chemotherapy Lead To Organ Damage?As per the University of Rochester Medical Center, in some cases, chemotherapy could cause permanent changes or damage to the heart, lungs, nerves, kidneys, and reproductive organs or other organs. For instance, some anti-cancer drugs cause bladder irritation, it could result in temporary or permanent damage to kidneys or bladder. In other cases, chemotherapy could also have potential effects on nerves and muscles. Chemotherapy could also damage the chromosomes in the sperm, which could also lead to birth defects. In females, it could damage the ovaries and could result in short-term or long-term fertility issues.Chemotherapy could also induce menopause before the correct age and could cause symptoms like hot flashes, dry vaginal tissues, sweating, and more.Read: 'I Went Into Chemo-induced Menopause At 37', Says Lisa Ray About Her Cancer Journey And Its Side EffectsFor some, it could also cause a 'chemo-brain', which is a mental fog that many chemotherapy patients face, that could affect memory or concentration.