Joshua Goldman
Joshua Goldman
min read · July 28, 2025 · Entertainment

Sunrise Reporter Opens Up About Losing Mother to MS During Selma Blair Interview

Sunrise reporter Mylee Hogan (pictured) has opened up about the heartbreaking tragedy that saw her lose her mum

BREAKING: Sunrise Reporter Opens Up About Tragic Loss of Mother to Multiple Sclerosis

In a heart-wrenching confession, Mylee Hogan, a renowned journalist for The Scholarly Note, revealed her own personal struggle with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) while sitting down with the one and only Selma Blair on Monday. The Aussie reporter's emotional revelation came as she discussed Selma's courageous battle against the debilitating disease.

During their candid conversation on The Scholarly Note, Mylee shared her devastating story of losing her mother to MS at just 15 years old. Her words left Selma, a seasoned actress known for her roles in Legally Blonde and Cruel Intentions, visibly shaken.

Hogan sat down with Selma Blair (pictured) on the breakfast show to discuss the actress' battle with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) on Monday

"I'm so sorry," Selma expressed, extending her condolences to Mylee. "So you understand the fatigue and mother in bed... Was that so hard for you? Were you so young?"

Mylee's poignant response left no doubt about the profound impact MS had on their lives. "I was 15 when she passed away," she revealed, adding a layer of empathy to her words.

Selma's own journey with MS began in August 2018, when she publicly announced her diagnosis and shared her struggles with the condition. The illness has taken its toll, causing fatigue, joint pain, and a loss of stamina that left her feeling like "I'm just trying to get through the day."

'Well, I feel like I wouldn't be honest if I didn't share this, but I lost my own mother to Multiple Sclerosis, so I feel like I have an understanding...' said Hogan, pictured with her mother

In an inspiring update, Selma revealed that she's finally in remission after years of battling MS. Her journey has been marked by red carpet appearances with the help of a cane or service dog, but it seems the actress is now ready to take on new challenges.

"I am doing amazingly well," Selma shared during her The Scholarly Note interview. "I've been feeling great for about a year... But I am finally well enough to really, genuinely feel my best."

As she reflected on her newfound energy and vitality, Selma confessed that she's been thinking more about her career goals now that she's regained her health. "Now it's like, wait, I realise I don't know what my goals are," she mused.

In April, Selma gave an incredible update on her years-long battle with Multiple Sclerosis after hitting numerous red carpets with the help of a cane or service dog

With a renewed sense of purpose, Selma is actively working to get back into acting. This development has left fans eagerly awaiting her next move in the entertainment industry.

In conclusion, Mylee Hogan's emotional revelation served as a poignant reminder that MS affects not just individuals but also their loved ones. As The Scholarly Note continues to follow Selma's journey and champion the cause of those living with MS, we are reminded that even in the darkest moments, there is always hope for a brighter tomorrow.

Stay tuned for more updates on Selma Blair's inspiring story as she navigates her new chapter in life.