March 16, (THEWILL) — United States President, Donald Trump, has disclosed that his White House Chief of Staff, Susie Wiles, has been diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer.
Trump made the revelation in a social media post on Monday, saying Wiles would begin treatment immediately following the diagnosis.
He described Wiles as a strong and dedicated public servant, expressing confidence that she would confront the illness with the same determination she has shown throughout her career in politics and public service.
According to Trump, the cancer was detected at an early stage, a factor medical experts say significantly improves treatment outcomes and recovery prospects. He noted that Wiles had opted to commence treatment without delay while remaining focused on her responsibilities in the administration.
Wiles, a veteran Republican strategist with decades of experience in American politics, currently occupies one of the most influential positions in the U.S. government as chief of staff to the president.
In that role, she oversees White House operations, coordinates policy priorities and serves as a key adviser to the president on political and governance matters.
The White House has yet to release detailed information about the treatment plan or whether the diagnosis will affect her official schedule. However, Trump suggested that Wiles intends to continue working during her treatment, reflecting what he described as her commitment to public service.
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