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Suzanne Rogers Reveals Stage II Cancer, Plans Return to 'Days of Our Lives' Next Week

The show backed her recovery, with production lead times creating a planned on-screen gap in 2026.

Overview

  • The longtime Maggie Horton star says doctors confirmed Stage II colorectal cancer after additional scans and a biopsy this summer.
  • She wrapped filming on June 13 and then completed six weeks of daily radiation and chemotherapy on July 31.
  • A six-week summer hiatus allowed her to keep the diagnosis private as producers and cast members offered steady support.
  • Rogers reports improving energy and will resume filming next week, noting she took oral chemotherapy and did not lose her hair.
  • Because the series films roughly 10 months ahead, viewers will see a temporary absence for Maggie in 2026 that the show plans to explain.