Vanessa Kay Trump, former daughter-in-law of President Donald Trump, announced that she will soon undergo the second phase of the treatment recommended by doctors to try to defeat the cancer she suffers from.

A little more than three weeks ago, the ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr. – son of the current president of the nation – published on her social networks that during a routine medical check-up she was detected with breast cancer.

"I was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. While it's not news anyone expects, I am working closely with my medical team on a treatment plan.

I remain focused and hopeful, surrounded by the love and support of my family, my children and those closest to me.

Thank you for your kindness and support; It means a lot to me. “I kindly ask that you respect my privacy while I focus on my health and recovery,” he wrote.

According to a message recently shared on the Instagram platform, apparently the former model of Danish descent underwent surgery and will now begin the second phase of her treatment, since her body has allegedly responded positively.

"I have been recovering from surgery for the last four weeks and I am grateful to be recovering and able to move forward. I will soon begin the second stage of treatment. I send love, strength and hope to everyone fighting this battle," she said.

The 48-year-old New Yorker married Donald Trump Jr., in Mar-a-Lago, Florida, on November 12, 2005.

However, after 13 years, she filed for divorce and on March 15, 2018, her marriage was dissolved.

Together with the son of the current president of the nation, they formed a family by having five children: Kai Madison (19 years old), Donald John III (17), Tristan Milos (14), Spencer Frederick (13), and Chloe Sophia (11).

Currently, Vanessa Kay is in a romantic relationship with golfer Tiger Woods without any indication that they are going to get married soon, as the Californian is trying to overcome his addiction to alcohol and some pills used to alleviate the pain caused by a series of serious injuries and back and limb surgeries.