澳大利亚喜剧演员兼作家玛格达·苏巴斯基出版了新回忆录《I Can't Tell You But I Will》，在书中首次公开披露了自己作为儿童性虐待受害者的经历 1。这部耗时多年完成的作品深入探讨了她与母亲的复杂关系、代际创伤以及个人在社会运动中付出的代价，苏巴斯基将其创作过程称为"极其艰难的" 1。
2019年8月，苏巴斯基从姐姐处首次得知，母亲在8岁时遭到集体强奸 1。在其职业生涯中，她于2017年在澳大利亚同性婚姻邮政调查期间担任公众代表人物 1，并于2017年12月见证了同性婚姻法案在众议院通过 1。此外，她的家族也承载着健康的创伤：父亲在41岁时被诊断患软组织肉瘤，母亲随后被诊断患胰腺癌 1。
2025年5月，苏巴斯基公开披露自己被诊断为套细胞淋巴瘤，一种罕见且侵袭性的血癌 1。她目前处于"深度缓解"状态 1。这一健康危机使她重新审视生命的脆弱性，也激发了她对幽默作为应对机制之意义的新思考 1。
Australian comedian and writer Magda Szubanski has published a new memoir titled I Can't Tell You But I Will, which explores deeply personal subjects including her complex relationship with her mother, intergenerational trauma, and experiences of childhood sexual abuse.1 The book represents years of difficult creative work; Szubanski described it as "a hard, hard book to write."1
In May 2025, Szubanski publicly disclosed that she had been diagnosed with mantle cell lymphoma, a rare and aggressive blood cancer, and is currently in deep remission.1 The health diagnosis prompted her to reflect on life's fragility and the role of humor as a coping mechanism.1 The memoir also addresses her involvement as a public figure in Australia's 2017 same-sex marriage postal survey and her presence when the marriage equality bill passed the House of Representatives in December 2017.1
The book reveals previously undisclosed aspects of Szubanski's family history and personal suffering. In August 2019, she learned from her sister that her mother had been gang-raped at age eight.1 Szubanski discloses for the first time in the memoir that she herself is a survivor of childhood sexual abuse.1 Additionally, her father was diagnosed with soft tissue sarcoma at age 41, and her mother was later diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.1
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