Powers was first diagnosed in 2020 after collapsing during a live Fox segment on heart health—an experience she later called “unreal.” Despite undergoing three brain surgeries, chemotherapy, and radiation, she overcame the odds and welcomed her son, Bennett, during her recovery. She often referred to herself as “the luckiest unlucky girl,” joking that she and her newborn had matching haircuts due to treatment. When her cancer returned in 2024, friends and supporters raised nearly $100,000 to fund experimental treatment. Powers is survived by her husband, Steven Doll, and their son, Bennett. “She was a brave and beautiful soul,” her obituary reads. Visitation is scheduled for Thursday, and a funeral service will be held Friday at Tower Hill Church in Red Bank, NJ. Her courage,
Tragic: Fox News Contributor Dies Following Hidden Battle With Cancer
