Chris Hughes shares worrying health scare: ‘Keep em checked and get them looked at…’

Chris Hughes has shared a worrying health scare after finding a “small lump” on his testicles. Taking to his Snapchat story, the Love Island star urged men to get checked after he confirmed that he was reassured the lump was nothing to worry about. He wrote: “Boys just had a check up on the balls, small lump, thankfully all clear and nothing to worry about.” Chris Hughes | Snapchat “Yes because of what my family have been through, the documentary we made, I prioritise this, but keep em checked and get them looked at it be sure :)” The 32-year-old is here referring to the BBC Three Documentary, Me, My Brother and Our Balls, which followed their journey after his brother Ben Hughes discovered a lump in his testicle, which led to a cancer diagnosis. It sees them through doctor’s appointments, conversations with partners, and explorations of male fertility. Ben is now cancer free. Back in 2018, Chris underwent a testicular exam live on This Morning, to promote regular check-ups. Ben Hughes and Chris Hughes | Me, My Brother and Our Balls He wanted to raise awareness of testicular cancer and other related issues and allowed the doctor to undertake
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