Vanessa Trump Expresses Gratitude Amid Breast Cancer Battle

Vanessa Trump, once the daughter-in-law of former President Donald Trump, expressed deep appreciation on social media amid her challenging journey with breast cancer. Referring to her boyfriend, Tiger Woods, as her ‘strength,’ she shared a sincere message with her followers.

In recent Instagram Stories, Vanessa shared a photo featuring her five children, whom she shares with Donald Trump Jr., alongside another image with golf legend Tiger Woods. A special moment was captured when Vanessa offered Woods a hug and a kiss before a match at the TGL finals at SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, on March 24, 2026.

Vanessa accompanied each post with the caption: ‘My strength through it all! Family and the closest people to me.’

The heartfelt posts came shortly after Vanessa disclosed her breast cancer diagnosis and recent medical procedure. ‘I’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer,’ she wrote. ‘While unexpected, I’m collaborating with my doctors on a treatment plan. I am grateful to my medical team who performed a procedure on me earlier this week. I remain focused and hopeful, uplifted by the love of my family and closest friends.’

She emphasized her gratitude for the support she has received, noting, ‘Thank you for your kindness and support. It truly means more than I can express. I kindly ask for privacy as I focus on my health and recovery.’

Notably, the image Vanessa posted was the same one Woods shared on social media platform X when their relationship first became public in March 2025. Woods captioned the post, ‘Love is in the air and life is better with you by my side! We look forward to our journey together.’ Both requested privacy for those involved.

Despite recent controversies surrounding Woods, including a DUI arrest in Florida, Vanessa has publicly shown her support for him. They were seen together at a match in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, discussing before the start of the game on March 3, 2026.

Woods was observed debarking his private plane at Palm Beach International Airport earlier in the month, returning from an extended stay in Switzerland. He had been granted permission to undergo comprehensive inpatient treatment abroad as of April 1.