WWE legend stops treatment for cancer and enters hospice care
Richard Harris, better known in the wrestling world as “Black Bart,” has ceased treatment for his Stage 4 colon/liver cancer and is now under hospice care where he will receive physical, emotional and spiritual support. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File) AP
Ex-WWE star has entered hospice after Stage 4 cancer diagnosis
Former WWE wrestler “Black Bart,” whose real name is Richard Harris, has entered hospice care. His family announced the news with a post on his Facebook page, per PWInsider.com. “I wasn’t going to say anything yet but decided to let his people know he is on hospice,
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