President Donald Trump announced on Monday that Susie Wiles, White House Chief of Staff, has been diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer. He shared this news on Truth Social, indicating that treatment will commence immediately. Despite her diagnosis, Wiles will continue fulfilling her role at the White House.
Wiles’ Prognosis and Ongoing Role
In his post, Trump expressed confidence in Wiles’ medical team, stating, “her prognosis is excellent.” He noted that Wiles will be spending nearly all her time at the White House during her treatment, which he found reassuring as President.
Support from the Administration and Lawmakers
- James Blair, Deputy Chief of Staff, highlighted Wiles’ strength, stating on X, “she will win this battle with grace.”
- House Speaker Mike Johnson from Louisiana shared prayers for Wiles’ recovery in a public statement.
- Rep. Lisa McClain, House Republican Conference Chair, also expressed her support on social media, describing Wiles as “one of the strongest fighters in Washington.”
Background on Susie Wiles
Wiles has been serving as Trump’s Chief of Staff since the start of his second term. In addition to her current role, she also co-manages Trump’s 2024 re-election campaign.
This developing story is likely to evolve as more updates are provided. Stay tuned for additional information.
