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Trump's ex-daughter-in-law claims victory over breast cancer

Vanessa Trump, former wife of US President Donald Trump Jr.’s son, says she no longer has breast cancer

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Trump's ex-daughter-in-law claims victory over breast cancer

Vanessa Trump, the former wife of US President Donald Trump Jr.’s son, said she no longer has breast cancer. She said this in the podcast of his daughter Kai trump, published in the social network.

"I finally don't have cancer," Vanessa Trump said. According to her, the latest analysis showed favorable results.

She was diagnosed in April 2026, and she spoke publicly about the disease in May.

Vanessa Trump is 48. In her marriage to Donald Trump Jr., she had five children. One of them, Kai Trump, blogs and interviews. In one of the issues of her program, her grandfather, US President Donald Trump, previously participated.

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