Trump’s Chief of Staff Susi Wiles Diagnosed with Cancer

Susi Wiles, aged 68 and serving as chief of staff to former President Donald Trump, has been diagnosed with breast cancer. She disclosed her diagnosis in a statement on Monday, emphasizing that the cancer was detected early and that doctors have given her a strong prognosis.

Wiles intends to maintain her active role in the White House and will work virtually full-time while undergoing treatment. Trump praised Wiles on Truth Social, describing her as a resilient and dedicated public servant, and noted her importance as one of his closest advisors.

He expressed confidence that she would recover soon. Wiles was present at an event discussing plans for the John F.

Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, where Trump referred to her as an "amazing person" and "fighter." According to the National Institutes of Health, an estimated 316,000 new cases of female breast cancer are expected in the United States by 2025, making it the most common cancer diagnosis among women in the country.