Jesse Solomon Opens Up About Overcoming Fear During Cancer Scare on ‘Summer House’

Things became very serious for Jesse Solomon when he became emotional in the latest episode of Summer House, discussing a potential cancer scare.

In an interview with We, Jesse, who is 28 years old, shared that rewatching his vulnerable moment with his friend and costar West Wilson was not as difficult as he had anticipated.

Jesse shared with Us that he was very frightened when he and West were outside, and he cried for a long time. However, he mentioned that seeing the scary moment condensed into just a few seconds made it seem not as terrible.

During the episode of Summer House that aired on Thursday, May 9, Jesse, who is a survivor of testicular cancer, opened up about feeling something concerning on his testicle, sparking fears of the cancer coming back.

Jesse admitted during his confessional that he usually doesn't show vulnerability. He mentioned that he's struggling not to be affected by it, but it's consuming his thoughts.

Bravo’s Jesse Solomon Was Nervous to Watch Breakdown Over Cancer Scare on ‘Summer House’

Jesse Solomon shared with West that he was feeling "scared" about his upcoming yearly check-up. Although the moment was condensed for the show, Jesse revealed to Us that they spent nearly 40 minutes discussing it outside.

Jesse mentioned that he would have preferred to keep his emotions in check, but sometimes they just overflow. He shared that his doctor's appointment went smoothly.

Jesse hinted that viewers will get to see the outcome on the show. He mentioned that he discovered something, and the doctor found another issue. Initially, he was worried about the situation.

Jesse made his debut on Summer House this season, which premiered in March. He shared with the cast that he is a two-time cancer survivor. In addition to raising awareness on the show, Jesse also collaborated with the Movember charity last month to promote their Know Thy Nuts campaign, aiming to increase awareness and knowledge about testicular cancer.

Speaking about the fan reactions, Jesse mentioned, "The messages have been incredibly rewarding for me. One of the main reasons I joined the show was to spread awareness and convey the message that there is hope for those going through similar challenges, like being a young cancer patient. There is light at the end of the tunnel, and you can look forward to partying with your friends in the Hamptons someday."

Summer House airs on Bravo Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET and is available to stream on Peacock the next day.

Reporting by Christina Garibaldi

Editor's P/S:

Jesse Solomon's emotional revelation in the latest episode of "Summer House" shed light on the often-overlooked vulnerability of cancer survivors. His candid discussion about his potential cancer scare resonated with viewers, highlighting the importance of addressing the emotional toll that cancer can take. By sharing his story, Jesse not only raised awareness but also inspired hope and resilience among those facing similar challenges.

Solomon's experience underscores the need for open and honest conversations about cancer, particularly among young people. His collaboration with the Movember charity demonstrates his commitment to raising awareness and empowering others to take control of their health. The positive response from fans is a testament to the power of sharing personal stories and the impact it can have on breaking down stigmas associated with cancer.