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The 49-year-old singer has had the device - which was attached to a vein to help with administering chemotherapy drugs - taken out of his body.
Mark Hoppus looked healthy on Thursday as he dropped one of his dogs off at doggy daycare after getting the welcome news that he was cancer-free after chemotherapy treatment.
The punk-pop star reveals he has responded well to months of chemotherapy.
Hoppus, 49, appeared to be celebrating Independence Day from home He revealed in June that he had been diagnosed with cancer earlier this year and had been undergoing chemotherapy treatments since March His July 4 post appears to be the first time he has shown off his bald head — a side effect of his chemo — since beginning treatment So far, he has not revealed what kind of cancer he has or what stage it is at ''It sucks and I'm scared,' Hoppus previously wrote in a statement