Kylie Minogue has candidly discussed her battle with breast cancer and how it has prevented from being able to have children.
Reflecting on her 2005 diagnosis and the impact it had on her starting a family, the pop icon told Sunday Times Style: 'I was 36 when I had my diagnosis (breast cancer). Realistically, you’re getting to the late side of things.'
The petite beauty, 50, also spoke to the publication about her new relationship with 45-year-old Paul Solomons, who is the creative director of British GQ.
'Late side of things': Kylie Minogue, 50, has candidly discussed her battle with breast cancer and how it has prevented from being able to have children
Speaking of her desire to have children, Kylie explained: 'While that wasn’t on my agenda at the time, it changed everything.'
Revealing how she has remained positive, she added: 'I don’t want to dwell on it, obviously, but I wonder what that would have been like. Everyone will say there are options, but I don’t know.
'I’m 50 now, and I’m more at ease with my life. I can’t say there are no regrets, but it would be very hard for me to move on if I classed that as a regret, so I just have to be as philosophical about it as I can. You’ve got to accept where you are and get on with it.'
Kylie also couldn't resist gushing about her new beau Paul, admitting: 'I’ve met someone who I feel good with. It feels rights'.
'It changed everything': The pop icon reflecting on her 2005 breast cancer diagnosis and the impact it had on her starting a family (Pictured 2005)
'Have to accept it and move on': While Kylie admitted that having children 'wasn't on her agenda at the time', it changed everything
She shared: 'I can
