3: Love & Marriage: Huntsville’s Kimberlee Scott on Breast Cancer, Faith & Resilience

On this episode of SIS: Sisters In Survivorship, host Caleen Allen sits down with reality star and breast cancer survivor Kimberlee Scott from Love & Marriage: Huntsville. Known for her transparency and courage, Kimberlee opens up about her 2022 diagnosis with triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), one of the most aggressive forms of breast cancer that disproportionately impacts Black women. In this emotional and powerful conversation, Kimberlee shares how she first discovered a lump while watching the NBA Finals, the whirlwind journey from diagnosis to treatment, and the role her husband, family, friends, and even her fans played in her survivorship. She also explains why she chose to go public with her story, how she’s using her platform to amplify awareness, and why early detection and self-advocacy are non-negotiable. For women under 40 and for anyone walking this journey: Kimberlee’s story is proof that you are not alone, and survivorship is possible. ✨ Learn more: sistersnetworkinc.org KEY POINTS: [0:00] Introduction [0:48] Meet Kimberlee Scott of Love & Marriage: Huntsville [2:25] Discovering a lump at home and getting diagnosed in 2022 [4:40] Facing triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) [7:14] Family history and genetic testing results [9:32] Why Kimberlee chose to share her diagnosis publicly [12:59] Launching “Bowling for Boobies” and giving back through fundraising [15:54] The importance of support systems in survivorship [18:44] Finding strength in faith and navigating treatment with resilience [22:40] Choosing joy and showing up for life after cancer [24:27] Proudest moments and giving hope to others through advocacy [29:36] Encouragement from strangers and the power of small words [30:28] Kimberlee’s message of faith and hope for every sister QUOTES: "Everything happens for a reason, even if I don't know the reason at the time, everything happens for a reason." – Kimberlee Scott "If I can reach one person and help them. Go get a mammogram. Walk with them. Go with them. Hold their hand. Courage, encourage them. That's my goal." – Kimberlee Scott "Friends raise your spirits. The other caveat I wasn't expecting was fans...the people that reached out to me via fanship were unbelievable." – Kimberlee Scott "We can do it. Life, love, Jesus, just my spirituality gives me hope for everybody, and the fight to keep trying to figure out how we can change the numbers, how we can make this face look different." – Kimberlee Scott RESOURCES: Website - https://www.sistersnetworkinc.org/ IG -   / sistersnetwork