We are reaching out to request your support for Eric Braeden, renowned for his role as “Victor Newman” on the enduring soap opera “The Young and the Restless,” a character he has embodied for over four decades. Recently, Braeden shared with his fans that he is currently undergoing cancer treatment.

In a poignant 13-minute Facebook video, the 82-year-old actor, though facing health challenges, expressed his gratitude for being able to continue working, albeit with some limitations due to his health. Despite feeling a bit under the weather, Braeden remains resolute in his commitment to his craft and even continues with his workout routines.

Braeden disclosed that during a medical examination by a urologist, several “high-grade” cancerous cells were discovered in his bladder, a discovery made amidst his recovery from knee surgery and ongoing prostate issues.

A distinguished performer who has received accolades such as an Emmy, Braeden has not only graced television screens but has also made memorable appearances in notable films like “Titanic” and “Den of Thieves.” Despite enduring six weeks of rigorous immunotherapy treatments, he continues to bring his character to life on “Y&R.”

With unwavering determination, Braeden solemnly declared, “I will lick this.” Refusing to succumb to adversity, he defiantly stated, “This jerk won’t be able to defeat me. Soon enough, I’ll revert to my former self.”

In a recent interview on CNN’s “Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace?”, Braeden found himself embroiled in controversy after critiquing actor Eva Longoria for purportedly making disparaging remarks about her time on “The Young and the Restless.” Longoria, who had a stint on the show from 2001 to 2003 before her rise to fame on “Desperate Housewives,” was cited in a tweet by Braeden from the prior month, where he questioned her abilities to meet the demands of the medium.

Amidst these challenges, let us unite in sending our prayers and well-wishes to Eric Braeden for his swift recovery and renewed strength during this difficult period.