Taylor Dayne has plenty of reasons to celebrate.The pop star, known for the '80s hit "Tell It to My Heart," has been keeping busy gearing up for her first Las Vegas residency at Harrah's Las Vegas.The Grammy-nominated artist, who announced in 2022 that she'd privately battled stage 2 colon cancer, said she's been given the all-clear and is ready to party with her fans.TAYLOR DAYNE RECALLS FINDING FAME WITH ‘80S HIT ‘TELL IT TO MY HEART’: ‘I WAS PRAYING TO GET SIGNED'Taylor Dayne is launching a Las Vegas residency beginning Nov.24, 2026, at Harrah's Las Vegas titled "Tell It to My Heart" after her hit song.
(Sequoia Emmanuelle Photography)"I've been cancer-free for four years now," she told Fox News Digital with a smile."I've been on the path of being very ardent about taking care of my health and being on top of my colonoscopies.
There are no guarantees in life, but especially as women, we need to advocate for our health and be on top of our checkups.""I was already on top of my colonoscopies when I was told I had a lot of polyps," the singer said."It was through a routine checkup that they found a very aggressive polyp.
This is how quickly these things can escalate and really take a turn.But my mindset was, 'What do I do right now?' I was very much in action mode."Taylor Dayne performs onstage during the 2026 Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at The New York Marriott Marquis on June 11, 2026, in New York City.
Dayne was diagnosed with colon cancer four years ago and survived it.(Getty Images for Songwriters Hall Of Fame)Dayne, who didn't experience any symptoms before her diagnosis, stressed that routine screenings are essential.Taylor Dayne attends the 28th Annual Angel Ball at Cipriani Wall Street on Oct.
19, 2026, in New York.The pop star is "all clean" four years after her colon cancer diagnosis.
(Variety via Getty Images)"I was 50 years old, and they said, 'Now's the time to go in for this,'" Dayne, 64, said."It's not like that anymore...