Vanessa Trump Reveals She's Cancer Free 6 Months After Diagnosis
“And it came back clear, so I am finally cancer free,” she said in an Instagram Story on Friday.
Vanessa Trump, the ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr., has announced she is now cancer-free, six months after her initial diagnosis. She shared the news on an Instagram Story on Friday, explaining, "And it came back clear, so I am finally cancer free." The announcement is part of a longer video set to be released on Saturday.
In the video, Vanessa's daughter, Kai Trump, begins by sharing a heartfelt message about their mother's journey. "My mom was diagnosed with breast cancer in April," Kai said. "So we thought we'd share her story and how she was diagnosed and how she overcame it."
Vanessa revealed in June that she would start the second phase of her treatment, following surgery in the previous month. Dr. Nicole Saphier commented in the video, emphasizing that "It feels different for everyone" when it comes to breast cancer, underscoring that treatment varies greatly among individuals.
Vanessa Trump, 48, has five children with her husband, Donald Trump Jr.: Kai, 19; Donald III, 17; Tristan, 15; Spencer, 14; and Chloe, 12. This story is ongoing and will be updated. Newsweek’s reporters and editors utilized Martyn, an AI assistant, to compile this report. For further information, contact Newsweek editors Anna Commander and Edward T. Cummins.
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