Overview

• Jordan announced on the Today show that follow-up scans found cancer in his prostate bed and in lymph nodes on his left side.
• He will receive proton radiation five days a week for about seven and a half weeks, alongside hormone-blocking therapy.
• Initial PSA tests in early 2024 led to a diagnosis and a radical prostatectomy later that year, with margins initially reported clear.
• After premature ‘cancer-free’ celebrations online, Jordan clarified he is not 100% cancer free and still requires treatment and monitoring.
• He is partnering with ZERO Prostate Cancer and documenting his experience in a forthcoming film titled Sustain to encourage awareness and screening.