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Blink-182 singer Mark Hoppus provides health update: 'My scan came back clean and I'm cancer-free'

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Mark Hoppus took to social media to reveal that he's been declared cancer-free amid his ongoing health battle.The Blink-182 singer, 50, wrote on Instagram Stories Tuesday: 'Very grateful today.

My scan came back clean and I'm cancer-free. Thankful for every day I get to be here. Love you all.'The What's My Age Again?

artist accompanied the update with a shot of his arm as medical professionals drew blood. The latest: Mark Hoppus, 50, took to social media to reveal that he's been declared cancer-free amid his ongoing health battle.

He accompanied the update with a shot of his arm as medical professionals drew blood Hoppus, who was diagnosed with lymphoma in April 2021, spoke with People last month about his health journey, as he said he first contacted his doctor after noticing a 'weird lump' on his shoulder.He told the outlet that he told his doctor, 'It's either a pulled muscle or a deadly lymphoma,' adding that he 'was trying to make a joke out of it.' Hoppus told the publication that doctors discovered multiple tumors in his body and told him that he was battling stage four diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.Hoppus, who is father to son Jack Hoppus, 20, with wife Skye Everly, 50, said he reached out to his mother Kerry Wernz, who successfully underwent treatment for a cancer diagnosis in 2019.

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