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The partner of an American major champion tragically disclosed that his wife required hospitalization following an attack by their household canine.

“‘Well s—,’ Calcavecchia, wrote on X on Tuesday night. “Our cray cray Jack Russell Lucie determined to take a chew outta @brendacalc face at zzzz time. Unexpected journey to Brevard hospital for stitches. Not good.”

“I need to share a personal health update,” wrote Trump on Instagram just days ago.

“I’ve not too long ago been recognized with breast cancer. While this is not news anybody expects, I’m working intently with my medical group on a treatment plan. I would really like to thank my docs for performing a process earlier this week on me.”‘Well s—,’ Calcavecchia, wrote on X on Tuesday night.

“I’m staying targeted and hopeful while surrounded by the love and help of my household, my youngsters, and those closest to me. Thank you for your kindness and help it actually means more than I can specific. I kindly ask for privateness as I focus on my health and recovery.”

The 65 year old Calcavecchia recently made headlines after he was caught using his phone at Augusta National Golf Club during one of the most prestigious events in sports.

The Masters is renowned for its strict no-phone policy. Patrons are prohibited from accessing social media and are absolutely forbidden from using their handheld devices.

The rules showed no leniency for the former major champion, who competed at Augusta National 18 times throughout his career, finishing second in 1988. Despite receiving an honorary invitation on account of his major title, he attempted to flout the regulations and was subsequently removed from Augusta National.

“I’ve bought nothing unfavourable to say about Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters, so I feel we should always actually hold up proper now,” he told Golfweek.