TV personality Lo Bosworth revealed that she recently underwent surgery for endometriosis, shortly after her fiancé’s surgery, an exclusive report by PEOPLE confirms. The former reality star shared details about her health journey while attending the 13th Annual Endometriosis Foundation of America’s Blossom Ball on May 15 in New York City. Bosworth first disclosed her endometriosis diagnosis back in March after undergoing laparoscopic surgery. Endometriosis is a condition where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus, affecting millions of women worldwide according to the World Health Organization.
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During the Blossom Ball event, Bosworth described her surgery and recovery as unexpectedly challenging. The recovery process made her feel isolated and lonely despite having her fiancé, Dom Natale, by her side. The surgery came just eight weeks after Natale had double-jaw surgery, leading the couple to bond even more. Bosworth expressed her gratitude for having Natale’s unwavering support throughout the tough times, highlighting the strength and unity they have as a couple. Their shared experiences have brought them closer together as they navigate through their individual health journeys in tandem.
Lo Bosworth publicly announced her engagement to Natale in January 2025, sharing the exciting news on Instagram. She expressed her love and gratitude towards her fiancé in a heartfelt post, indicating their strong bond and commitment to each other. Bosworth mentioned that the wedding planning process is going smoothly, with their focus on having an intimate celebration with just their families present. The couple’s journey through health challenges has only reinforced their love and partnership, creating a deep connection between them.
Amidst her own struggles with endometriosis, Bosworth found solace in sharing her diagnosis with the world, realizing the existence of a supportive endometriosis community. She highlighted the decade-long journey from experiencing symptoms to undergoing surgery for a confirmed diagnosis, reflecting on the emotional and physical toll the process took on her. Despite the hardships, Bosworth expressed feelings of gratefulness, confusion, relief, validation, fear, and now, a sense of recovery as she continues to heal post-surgery.
The Blossom Ball serves as a significant fundraiser for the Endometriosis Foundation of America, supporting crucial programs in education, awareness, advocacy, and research for endometriosis. Bosworth’s attendance at the event not only raised awareness about the condition but also showcased her resilience and determination in facing her health challenges head-on. The support and understanding she received from her partner and the endometriosis community have played a vital role in her healing journey, inspiring others to seek help and share their stories of strength and perseverance.
Lo Bosworth’s candid revelations about her health struggles and surgery experience shed light on the importance of raising awareness about endometriosis and the impact it has on individuals and their loved ones. Her journey towards healing and recovery serves as a beacon of hope for those facing similar health battles, encouraging them to seek support, share their stories, and prioritise their well-being. The strength and resilience displayed by Bosworth and Natale in navigating through their surgeries together exemplify the power of love, unity, and unwavering support in overcoming challenges and emerging stronger on the other side.