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White House Chief of Staff Susan Wiles has early stage breast cancer, it has been confirmed.

Ahead of President Donald Trump convening with the board of trustees of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, which has turn out to be the newly renamed Trump Kennedy Center, on March 16, Fox News interrupted its daily broadcast and cut to Outnumbered host Harris Faulkner, who spoke about Wiles’ medical diagnosis.

Faulkner said, “We want to get this in. Trump announced his White House Chief of Staff Suan Wiles has been diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer.

“He provides that her prognosis is great. And he says, Susan Wils has determined to take on this problem immediately as opposed to ready,” she continued.

“She can be working nearly full-time while she undergoes treatment. A spot setting for Susie was just added to the president’s East Room event, proper next to President Trump.

“To me, this moment is particularly different. It’s personal. It’s personal for the nation too.” Faulkner closed.

At the event, Wiles wore a pink outfit as he sat next to the president.

In a Truth Social post, Trump, 79, praised Wiles’ skilled work in his Cabinet.

Trump wrote,”Susie Wiles is an incredible Chief of Staff, a great person, and one of the strongest people I know. But, unfortunately, she has been diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer, and has decided to take on this challenge, IMMEDIATELY, as opposed to waiting.”

While dealing with her treatment period, she can be nearly full-time at the White House, which makes me, as President, very blissful!” Trump added, thanking her for her strength and commitment to her job.

“Susie, as one of my closest and most important advisors, is hard and deeply dedicated to serving the American people,” he continued. “She will soon be better than ever! Melania and I are with her in every manner.”

“Nearly one in eight girls in the United States will face this diagnosis,” Whiles announced in her assertion to the New York Times. “Every day, these girls continue to raise their households, go to work, and serve their communities with strength and willpower. I now be a part of their ranks.”

“I am grateful to have an outstanding team of doctors who detected the cancer early and are guiding my care, and I am encouraged by a strong prognosis,” she said. “I am also deeply thankful for the support and encouragement of President Trump as I undergo treatment and continue serving in my current role.”

While describing her prognosis as “strong,” Wiles talked about the president has constructed “an effective team around him,” one that would guarantee there have been no disruptions to the West Wing during her treatment.