ESPN SportsCenter anchor Jay Harris is “all good” after removing his prostate amid his cancer battle. Harris, 60, shared a video update on social media on June 23, reassuring fans that he’s doing well ...

ESPN “SportsCenter” anchor Jay Harris provided a health update on Monday in a video posted to social media after he revealed his cancer diagnosis earlier this month.

Jay Harris will be taking a month off SportsCenter after the sports journalist was diagnosed with prostate cancer. The ESPN anchor shared on ABC’s Good Morning America that he would be ...

Jay Harris has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. The longtime ESPN anchor announced his diagnosis in an interview with Michael Strahan on Good Morning America on Thursday. "I'm having surgery ...

Harris said he is taking a hiatus from the “SportsCenter” anchor desk for treatment but expects to be back in about a month. "SportsCenter" anchor Jay Harris, pictured here on Sept. 15, 2022 ...

ESPN anchor host Jay Harris revealed he has prostate cancer. During an interview on Good Morning America, Harris said the prognosis is good and his doctor is "quite optimistic" he'll recover.

ESPN anchor Jay Harris has revealed that he has prostate cancer. Harris, the longtime host of SportsCenter , shared his diagnosis during an appearance on Good Morning America on Thursday.

— Jay Harris (@JayHarrisESPN) June 23, 2025. The update comes weeks after Harris first revealed his cancer diagnosis in a June 5 appearance on Good Morning America.

Jay Harris will be taking a month off SportsCenter after the sports journalist was diagnosed with prostate cancer. The ESPN anchor shared on ABC’s Good Morning America that he would be ...

Harris said he is taking a hiatus from the “SportsCenter” anchor desk for treatment but expects to be back in about a month. "SportsCenter" anchor Jay Harris, pictured here on Sept. 15, 2022 ...

(Gray News) - “SportsCenter” anchor Jay Harris revealed he has prostate cancer. Harris shared his diagnosis on Thursday on “Good Morning America” as well as in an essay on ESPN’s Front Row. “Over a ...