Johnny Ruffo’s most candid cancer interview yet

Aussie actor and singer Johnny Ruffo is in the midst of the most of difficult fights of his life, battling brain cancer for the second time.

WATCH: FIRST LOOK: Johnny Ruffo's candid interview about cancer battle

As well as his friends, family and former co-stars, the nation has thrown their support behind the 33-year-old and now, the actor is set to share a public update on his condition.

In a trailer for Channel Seven’s Spotlight, former Home and Away star Johnny is determined to recover from the life-threatening disease.

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“I’m gonna fight tooth and nail,” he vows in the first-look video. “Every second of every day is that extra bit more important,”

In the small snippet from the interview, Johnny appears to share how it felt when he first discovered the cancer, revealing: “It really came crashing down, the tumour the size of my fist.”

His closest supporters also appear in the trailer, including Johnny’s mum Jill, girlfriend Tahnee Sims and former Home and Away co-star Lynne McGranger.

In one segment, Johnny walks hand-in-hand with Tahnee, who The X Factor star often credits with saving his life due to her insistence on seeing a doctor when he was suffering a painful headache.

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In November, Johnny confirmed his brain cancer had returned after previously being given the all-clear from the disease.

“After an unexpected week of seizures and excruciating headaches it is with a heavy heart that i have to let you know i now have another huge battle ahead of me as my brain cancer has returned,” he wrote alongside a photo of himself and girlfriend Tahnee.

He continued: “Though i will dig deep and beat this sh*t disease again 👊🏽💜 #f*ckcancer”

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In August 2017, Johnny announced that he had undergone surgery to remove a 7cm brain tumour.

He then underwent many rounds of radiation and chemo as he battled against the disease and three years later Johnny was given the all-clear from doctors, with the star celebrating being cancer-free in August 2019.

It was only a year later that the cancer sadly returned.

The actor has previously opened up about how tough it was to hear the diagnosis and later fight the disease.

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“It's pretty heavy hitting from the get-go so it's not something that doesn't really sink in straight away. As soon as you hear the news it's like... sh*t,” he revealed of the ordeal in 2018.

“It's been pretty full on. But I think as you go on, you kind of find ways to deal with it a bit more and just develop coping mechanisms.”

When it comes to the tough moments in his battle against the disease, Johnny explained that “it ebbs and flows.”

“During chemo's the worst I suppose - you're vomiting and feeling like absolute crap and nauseous,” he shared.

“I guess you've just got to take the good with the bad. The good days you enjoy a lot more because you don't know when they're going to be and how far apart they are. All in all, I've been fairly positive throughout the whole ordeal.”

Spotlight: Fight of His Life airs 7pm on Channel Seven