Overview

• Jordan announced on NBC’s Today that cancer was detected nearly a year after his radical prostatectomy.
• Follow-up testing found a small amount of disease in the prostate bed and in lymph nodes on the left side.
• He will undergo proton radiation five days a week for about 7½ weeks and begin hormone‑blocking therapy.
• His cancer, first flagged by elevated PSA in early 2024, was upgraded to stage 2 on post‑surgery pathology.
• He is filming the documentary Sustain and working with ZERO Prostate Cancer to encourage earlier PSA testing, especially for Black men who face higher incidence and mortality.