Netflix Releases Three-Part Kylie Minogue Documentary Covering Career, Criticism and Two Cancer Diagnoses

"The gay community were really onboard early, as were grandparents and parents and kids and aunties and girls," Minogue said. "My demographic is so inclusive, before that was a thing. And it stayed like that.

In 2005, at age 36 and mid-tour, Minogue received an early-stage breast cancer diagnosis. She missed her scheduled Glastonbury headlining slot that year. She returned to the festival in 2019 for one of its most-watched performances.

Family support helped during treatment. "I'm eternally grateful I have such a good family," she said. "Especially when I wasn't well, everyone just gathered around. " The docuseries also reveals a second cancer diagnosis in 2021 that Minogue had not previously disclosed.

She said she is now cancer-free and in remission. It was a shock," she said of the first diagnosis. "I don't know how I would have handled it differently if I wasn't due on stage in three days. " Minogue said the audience shares ownership of her story.

"It isn't solely for me, it's equally me and other people," she said. "I love hearing that the audience has some ownership, in the healthiest way, of this story. Because we've done it together. " She added that more music is planned to mark 40 years in the industry.

"There is more music. There's plenty to come. I feel like there always is. " She performed at The O2 Arena in London on May 26, 2025.