Olivia Munn has shared her breast cancer journey over the past year and a half, encouraging women to undergo screenings. In a recent segment, Jenna Bush Hager introduced Munn to Michaela Del Barrio, a woman facing a similar cancer journey, highlighting the importance of support and awareness in battling the disease.

Shay Mitchell, model and entrepreneur, addressed the controversy surrounding her children's skin care line, Rini, during an appearance on TODAY with Jenna Bush Hager and Olivia Munn. Mitchell emphasized the importance of providing gentle and safe products for children, stating that the line aims to foster a positive relationship with skin care from a young age.

A recent West Health-Gallup survey reveals that nearly half of Americans are concerned about affording healthcare in the coming year. Rising prescription drug prices and the expiration of subsidies for the Affordable Care Act are significant factors influencing these worries. NBC News' Berkeley Lovelace Jr. reports that these financial concerns are shaping public attitudes towards healthcare access and affordability as the nation approaches 2026.

Susan Powter, a former fitness guru from the 1990s, discusses her new documentary 'Stop the Insanity: Finding Susan Powter,' which is executive produced by Jamie Lee Curtis. The film chronicles her rise to fame and subsequent fall due to poor business decisions, lawsuits, and bankruptcy. Powter shares her experiences of living in a welfare hotel and working for Uber Eats, emphasizing her resilience and determination, stating, 'I have never stopped working. Nothing is beneath me.'