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24 oct. 2026

Right-wing says Vanessa Trump is cancer-free after breast cancer treatment

Vanessa Trump says follow-up tests came back clear, six months after publicly disclosing breast cancer. Her daughter Kai used the update to highlight breast cancer awareness, early detection and support.

Vanessa Trump says she is cancer-free after treatment for breast cancer, using an appearance with her daughter Kai to share what the family described as a hopeful update during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

In a video posted to Kai Trump’s Instagram, Vanessa said her tests “came back clear so I am finally cancer free,” before the pair embraced. Kai said her mother had been diagnosed in April and that they wanted to explain both how the illness was detected and how she had navigated it.

The update follows Vanessa’s public disclosure in May that she had breast cancer and was working with her medical team on a treatment plan. She later said she was recovering from surgery and preparing for further treatment, according to one account of her timeline.

Both reports present the video less as a detailed medical statement than as an awareness appeal. Kai’s accompanying message described October as a time to promote “early detection, education, and support for those affected by breast cancer.” A longer discussion with Vanessa and Dr. Nicole Saphier was scheduled for Kai’s YouTube channel, focusing on prevention and early detection.

The coverage also stresses the family dimension of the announcement. Kai had previously said accompanying her mother to treatments gave them time together before she left for college, calling the experience “a blessing in disguise.” While the reports foreground the positive test result, their shared emphasis is on support during treatment and on encouraging attention to breast cancer screening and education.