Kelly Powers in 2016. Photo:Rommel Demano/Getty

Dr. Kelly Powers, a physician and surgeon who contributed to multiple Fox News shows, has di3d. She was 45.

The medical expert was diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer, in 2020. Although she went into remission, the cancer returned in 2024 and she di3d on Sunday, Dec. 1.

“She was a brave and beautiful soul who could make friends anywhere she went,” her obituary read. “Kelly had a love for people and she was dedicated to helping others.”

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Before her death, Powers made TV appearances on Fox News’ Red Eye, Fox & Friends and The Willis Report.

During her battle with glioblastoma, Powers underwent three brain surgeries as well as multiple rounds of radiation, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy, according to a GoFundMe that has since been disabled.

In addition to her professional work, Powers’ hobbies included gardening, surfing, ballet, biking, running, horseback riding, and travel.

But, her obituary said, “Most important to her was her family.”

Powers was pregnant with her son Bennett, who is now 3, while she through treatment. She referred to herself as “the luckiest unlucky girl” after her cancer went into remission, and she also joked about how her treatment left her with the same haircut as her newborn son.

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TV personality Meghan McCain, who lost her father John McCain to glioblastoma in 2018, shared her tribute to Powers.

“Sending so much love, light and prayers to Dr. Powers family and loved ones,” the former View cohost wrote on X (formerly Twitter). “Glioblastoma is pure, unadulterated evil that no person or family should go through. My family is here if you need anything.”

Powers is survived by her husband, Steven Doll, Bennett, her parents and her in-laws.