She said: "I try not to but you have to think about it. I mean, it's part of life. And, of course, if you have a cancer diagnosis, your death is kind of there. Whereas most people, we don't have a clue when we're gonna die. And I could die tomorrow – a tree could fall on me. So, it's just that we have that knowledge that we could die.
"But I try not to think about it too much, but I try to mediate and be peaceful about it, and know that everyone I love is there, so there's something to look forward to."
And Olivia revealed that her cancer diagnosis has brought her and her daughter Chloe Lattanzi - from her first marriage to Matt Lattanzi - closer together and it has helped Chloe come to terms with her past eating disorder and addictions.
Olivia said: "She says to me, she says, 'You know, mum, different people have different kinds of cancer. And my cancer was my addictions and my problems and my anorexia and things I've had.' So, she feels like she's kind of going through it with me and healing herself at the same time and facing her issues, because I'm facing mine. So, it's been a really wonderful period of growth for both of us."
-Bang! Showbiz
