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'Best night of my life': Pitbull gives Maltese woman with cancer a moment she'll never forget
Briefcase Man gives his friend Cheyenne a night she will never forget

Tim Diacono

Last night’s Pitbull concert was particularly special for Cheyenne Muscat.

Her friend Gabriel Tonna, aka The Briefcase Man, held up a sign saying that his friend had cancer and loves Pitbull.

Pitbull spotted the sign and stopped the concert to share that he had known people who had battled cancer before encouraging the audience to join him in chanting ‘f*** cancer’.

“Best night of my life,” Cheyenne said on Instagram afterwards. “I appreciate you immensely Gabriel!”

Cheyenne has previously gone public about her struggles with cancer. 

Earlier this year, she told TVM that she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer five years ago when she was only 23 years old and was later informed that it had spread to her lungs.

Although she is in a stable condition, the cancer remains present.

“Unfortunately, this is a cancer I have to live with,” Cheyenne she said.

“I undergo blood tests and scans to monitor me. I hate the scans, but they have to be done or else…”

She said that while there are days she bemoans her fate at contracting cancer at such as young age, she is trying to support others facing similar struggles.

3rd August 2026


Tim Diacono
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Tim Diacono
Tim is a senior journalist and producer at Content House, driven by a love of good stories, meaningful human connections and an enduring appetite for cheese and chocolate.

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