Jenna Fischer is looking back at the time she shot a sexy scene with Will Ferrell in 'Blades of Glory' and had so many layers on that she couldn't feel anything: 'Wink when you grab' my boobs.

Jenna Fischer gave fans an update on her hair-growth journey after undergoing chemotherapy for her December 2023 stage 1 breast cancer diagnosis.

It took a daring move to get Jenna Fischer her unforgettable role on The Office. The actress, who played the show's loveable Pam Beesley, shared the backstory on how improv helped her land the role ...

Jenna Fischer is revealing that her “Office” co-star and real-life best friend, Angela Kinsey, was her confidant throughout her secret breast cancer fight. Fischer, 50, ...

Jenna Fischer announces she is cancer-free. Jenna Fischer, best known for her role as Pam Beesly in The Office, recently made an important announcement, revealing that she has been battling breast ...

Just over a week after Jenna Fischer publicly revealed her breast cancer diagnosis, the former “The Office” actor is opening up about her journey, treatment and how her mindset has shifted. On ...

Jenna Fischer made a phone call to a close celebrity friend after finding out she had breast cancer. Fischer, who starred in "The Office," called Christina Applegate and said the "Dead to Me" star ...

Actress Jenna Fischer, known for her role as Pam Beesly in the sitcom "The Office," revealed that she was diagnosed with breast cancer last year but is now cancer-free after receiving treatment.

Jenna Fischer revealed she was diagnosed with breast cancer last year. TODAY One of the first friends she decided to share news of her health woes with was Applegate, with whom she co-starred in ...

Jenna Fischer became one of television’s most popular stars after securing her iconic role in The Office. But she was ...

Jenna Fischer revealed she battled breast cancer. msjennafischer/Instagram The "Office" star announced Tuesday that she was diagnosed with stage 1 triple-positive breast cancer in December 2023.

Jenna Fischer, the beloved St. Louis-raised actress well-known for her role as Pam on “The Office” TV sitcom, shared a deeply personal health update on Tuesday.