Julia Louis-Dreyfus<\/strong> is one of the funniest women on TV. She has held that spot since her ten-year run as the snarky, insecure, self-indulged character of Elaine on the TV series Seinfel<\/em>d, from 1989 to 1999. She is now using that humor, grace and talent to play her real-life character of a woman who has it all and now diagnosed with breast cancer. <\/p>\n Julia Louis-Dreyfus announced she had breast cancer last month, reportedly learning of her diagnosis the day after she won her sixth-straight Emmy for Veep<\/em>. <\/p>\n “1 in 8 women get breast cancer,” she wrote on social media. “Today, I\u2019m the one.” She is definitely showing breast cancer who\u2019s boss! <\/p>\n In a posted Instagram, the Veep<\/em> and Seinfeld<\/em> star struck a feisty note dressed in a funny getup of hoodie, sunglasses and drawn-on mustache. She wrote that she had just finished her second round of chemotherapy, quoting Katy Perry\u2019s “Roar” to amplify her determination to fight the disease.<\/p>\n\n