White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles announced Wednesday that she is cancer-free following a medical procedure at the Mayo Clinic earlier this week.

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles announced on social media Wednesday that she is cancer-free after undergoing a medical procedure at the Mayo Clinic earlier this week. Wiles, who had previously shared in March that she was diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer, confirmed that her pathology results came back clear. Throughout her treatment, Wiles has continued to manage White House policy and staff, maintaining her role as a top aide to President Donald Trump.

Treatment and Recovery

Following her procedure at the Mayo Clinic, Wiles returned to her duties quickly, conducting White House business, participating in meetings, and making phone calls. Sources confirmed that pathology results from a biopsy performed on Monday returned clear. Wiles expressed gratitude toward her family, friends, and medical team, while also thanking President Trump for his support during her treatment.

Professional Role and Background

Wiles has served as White House chief of staff since the beginning of President Trump’s second term in 2025. A longtime political consultant from Florida, she previously served as the campaign manager for Trump's 2024 presidential bid. Despite her diagnosis, she has remained a consistent presence at the president's side, recently traveling with him to Dallas for a Republican midterm convention, though she did not join him on a recent trip to Ireland.