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Vanessa Trump is celebrating a major health milestone after beating breast cancer, sharing a rare family photo featuring boyfriend Tiger Woods as she opens up about her frightening health battle.

The 48-year-old marked the occasion with an Instagram post Sunday, Oct. 25, featuring Woods, daughter Kai Trump and one of her sons, offering a glimpse into the family support that helped her through months of treatment.

The former daughter-in-law of President Donald Trump announced Friday that she was cancer-free after undergoing treatment following her diagnosis earlier this year.

Photos shared Sunday showed Vanessa Trump and her loved ones gathered around a ceremonial bell beneath a colorful “Congratulations” banner, celebrating the end of her cancer treatment.

Trump also opened up about her diagnosis in an interview with her daughter and Dr. Nicole Saphier, revealing the warning signs she experienced before doctors discovered the disease.

“For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I sat down with my daughter and Dr. Nicole Saphier to share my journey with breast cancer,” Trump wrote on Instagram.

“It was a long and challenging journey, and I’m incredibly grateful for the love and support of the people who surrounded me along the way. By sharing my story, I hope to encourage others to prioritize their health, schedule their screenings, and understand the importance of early detection.”

Vanessa Trump was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma in April, a form of breast cancer that begins in the milk ducts and spreads into surrounding breast tissue.

She publicly revealed her diagnosis in May.

One of the earliest warning signs, she explained, was overwhelming exhaustion that persisted for months before her diagnosis.

Trump recalled suffering from “extreme fatigue” for approximately six months, with even routine activities becoming unusually draining.

She described feeling “extremely tired” roughly two hours after getting Starbucks, recalling how the exhaustion began interfering with her daily life.

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The mother of five said the symptoms were particularly easy to overlook because exhaustion can be “hard to detect” when it is dismissed as “a normal mom symptom.”

Following her diagnosis, Trump underwent a lumpectomy to remove the cancerous tissue before completing three courses of radiation treatment.

She also had four lymph nodes removed, which were found to be clear of cancer.

A lumpectomy involves surgically removing a tumor and a small portion of healthy tissue surrounding it, according to the Mayo Clinic.

Trump said her doctors attributed her cancer to environmental factors rather than an inherited genetic predisposition.

Her treatment ultimately delivered the news she had been hoping for.

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After undergoing a follow-up MRI, Trump learned that her “results came back clear.”

Although she has completed treatment, Trump said she will continue undergoing regular scans three to four times per year for the next five to 10 years as doctors monitor her health.

She also expects to take medication for five to 10 years as part of her ongoing care.

The health revelation comes as Vanessa Trump has largely kept her personal life out of the spotlight since her relationship with Woods became public.

The golf legend’s appearance in the family celebration offered a rare look at the couple together during an intensely personal milestone.

Trump also used her announcement to encourage supporters to help patients undergoing treatment at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, highlighting the importance of cancer care and early detection.

“If sharing my experience encourages even one person to get checked, it’s worth it,” she wrote.

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