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Is Natalie cole dying of cancer?

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Though publically stating dialysis is causing her fatique, Natalie is really trying to fight lung cancer, the same illness that her father Nat King Cole had died from.

The news is bad in Natalie;s case too and she will make a public statement very soon announcing that she has been fighting the lung cancer but the outcome does not look promising.

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