Approximately one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime.

Actor Olivia Munn is one of them.

Two years ago, despite receiving a negative mammogram and clearing numerous medical tests,

Munn's doctor made a decision that she credits with saving her life,

administering a lifetime risk assessment test that led to a diagnosis of an aggressive form of breast cancer.

Soon after Mun underwent five surgeries in less than a year, including a double mastectomy and a procedure to remove her uterus.

Just months after, revealing her battle with breast cancer to the world, she and her husband comedian John Malaney welcomed their second child with the help of a surrogate.

And now Munn is returning to the screen, co-starring with John Hamm,

in the hit show, Your Friends and Neighbors on Apple TV Plus. Take a look.

Well, Keeley, since you asked, my husband was just murdered in the foyer of our house,

which is now a crime scene, which is why I'm staying at a hotel, which is why I need new products,

which is why, as you so acutely observed, I might be in dire need of retinal eye patches.

We were in the middle of a very nasty divorce, so there's a part of me, a disturbingly large one that is relieved that he's dead.

But, I mean, Keeley, I'm feeling guilty about that because he's the father of my kids, for God's

sake. I mean, what kind of person does

that make me I sat down with Mun for a meet-the-moment conversation about what

she calls her mission to help other women Olivia Munn welcome to meet the press

hi I'm so happy to be here what an honor thank you we are so happy to have you

here I'm so honored to be having this conversation with you.

Yeah. Thank you.

I mean, especially like talking to someone who really understands and we've, you know, walked the same walk together.

So it really meant a lot when I got the call.

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