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更新时间：2026年9月18日 / 美国东部时间上午9:42 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻
十多年来，真人秀明星波莎·威廉姆斯一直向粉丝展示自己的生活点滴，从生育困境到离婚后的生活。如今，她首次公开了自己一直保密的健康问题。
威廉姆斯在接受《哥伦比亚广播公司晨间新闻》联合主持人盖尔·金采访时透露，今年医生在她体内发现21个子宫肌瘤——其中一个重达哈密瓜大小，她因此不得不接受紧急部分子宫切除术。
“一切发生得太快了。直到我在病床上醒来，我才反应过来发生了什么。”威廉姆斯在《哥伦比亚广播公司晨间新闻》的独家专访中说道。她曾出演《背叛者》第四季，目前正在参演《娇妻终极女子度假》。
威廉姆斯从20多岁晚期就开始与子宫肌瘤作斗争。她此前曾接受过子宫动脉栓塞术，在不影响子宫的前提下缩小肌瘤，并以为肌瘤已经消失。
“我当时出现了一些症状，但你知道，我已经45岁了，我心想，哦，可能只是围绝经期。”威廉姆斯回忆道，她提到自己经期变长、偏头痛和疲劳。
这些肌瘤最初是在她尝试怀孕、遭遇生育问题时被发现的。
“我之前从未真正了解过这种病，也没想过自己会得。后来我去看医生，当时我怀孕了，医生因此为我做了更多检查。她说，这里有一个肌瘤。”威廉姆斯解释道。
医生表示，孕期肌瘤有可能发生变性，但威廉姆斯说，到怀孕第四个月时，肌瘤已经比胎儿还大，最终导致了流产。她后来在2019年迎来了健康的“彩虹宝宝”女儿皮拉尔。
“我当时以为自己不会再要孩子了。我已经离婚了，有了自己的孩子，还有很棒的支持系统。”威廉姆斯说。
但有一天，在陪同朋友去生育门诊了解卵子冷冻相关知识时，威廉姆斯决定让医生为自己做一次检查。她躺上检查台，接受了快速检查。
“她开始做检查，然后突然沉默了。我看向屏幕，只能看到一片黑色，接着看到了一些圆形阴影。我心想，‘不会又这样了吧，不会又这样了吧。’它们又长回来了。”威廉姆斯说道。
她被转诊给一位生育专家，该专家在阴道检查时对肌瘤的数量“感到震惊”，并立刻安排她做核磁共振成像。2026年5月，也就是两周后，她接受了手术。
如今，威廉姆斯表示，她分享自己的故事是希望鼓励其他女性为自己的健康维权。
“我们不能自己给自己诊断。女性身体会出现各种各样的问题，你需要去做检查，我们要学会为自己发声。如果我之前看到有人像我一样坐在这里和你谈论子宫肌瘤，我就会主动要求做相关检查。我是在身体出现异常后，才主动要求医生为我检查子宫肌瘤的。”她说道。
Reality TV star Porsha Williams reveals she had to undergo emergency partial hysterectomy: “It all happened so fast”
2026-09-18T08:40:00-0400 / CBS News
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Gayle King Co-host, “CBS Mornings”
Gayle King is an award-winning journalist and co-host of “CBS Mornings.” King interviews top newsmakers and delivers original reporting to “CBS Mornings” and all CBS News broadcasts and platforms. She is also editor-at-large of Oprah Daily and hosts “Gayle King in the House,” a live, weekly radio show on SiriusXM.
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Updated on: September 18, 2026 / 9:42 AM EDT / CBS News
For more than a decade, reality TV star Porsha Williams has given fans a window into her life, from fertility struggles to the aftermath of her divorce. Now, she’s opening up about a health issue she has kept private.
Williams revealed to “CBS Mornings” co-anchor Gayle King that she had to undergo an emergency partial hysterectomy this year after doctors discovered 21 uterine fibroids — one the size of a cantaloupe.
“It all happened so fast. It really didn’t hit me until I woke up in the hospital bed,” Williams, who appeared in season four of “Traitors” and is currently on “Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip,” said in an exclusive “CBS Mornings” interview.
Williams has been dealing with fibroids since her late 20s. She’d previously undergone a procedure called uterine fibroid embolization to shrink the fibroids without impacting the uterus and believed they were gone.
“I had symptoms but, you know, I’m 45 years old, and I’m thinking, oh, maybe perimenopause,” Williams recalled, mentioning a long menstrual cycle, migraines and fatigue.
The fibroids were first discovered when she began trying to have children and experienced some fertility issues.
“I had never really heard of them or thought of them. And then I went to the doctor and I was pregnant, and that made her, again, do more checkups. She said, there’s a fibroid there,” Williams explained.
The doctor said there was a possibility the fibroid would degenerate during the pregnancy, but Williams said by four months the fibroid had outgrown the baby, leading to a miscarriage. She later welcomed a healthy rainbow baby, her daughter Pilar, in 2019.
“I’m thinking I’m done [with kids]. I’m thinking I’m done. I had a divorce. I had my child and I have a great support system,” Williams said.
But one day, while accompanying a friend to a fertility appointment to learn more about freezing her eggs, Williams decided to ask the doctor for an exam. She hopped on the table and underwent a quick exam.
“She started looking into, you know, doing the exam, and she went silent. And I looked at the screen, and all I could see was, like, black, and then I started seeing some circular lines. And I’m like, ‘Not again. Not again.’ They had come back,” Williams said.
She was referred to a fertility specialist who was “in shock” by the number of fibroids during the vaginal exam and sent her straight for an MRI. Two weeks later, in May 2026, she underwent surgery.
Today, Williams said she is sharing her story in hopes of encouraging other women to advocate for themselves.
“We have to stop diagnosing ourselves. There are so many different things when it comes to a woman that you need to get checked, and we need to learn to advocate for ourselves. If I saw somebody like me sitting here with you talking about fibroids, it would have clicked to ask for it. I had to ask my doctor to check for fibroids after something was wrong,” she said.
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