Vanessa Trump Seen Stepping Out With Daughter Kai In First Photos Since Announcing Cancer Diagnosis

Vanessa Trump was spotted stepping out in Miami with her daughter Kai, for the first time since she announced she had been diagnosed with breast cancer. The 48-year-old mother-of-five was dressed casually in a blue button-down, jeans, and sandals as she and her 19-year-old daughter strolled through a shopping mall in West Palm Beach, Florida on Sunday. Kai was dressed similarly in flared blue jeans, a white camisole, a tan sweater and white sneakers. The two were seen chatting as they walked, with their hands in their pockets, showing off their painted pink fingernails before later linking their arms together. Sunday's outing marked the first time Vanessa was spotted out in public since she announced she was diagnosed with breast cancer last week. Vanessa, the ex-wife of President Trump's eldest son, Don Jr., made the admission in an Instagram post on Wednesday, saying she had undergone a procedure earlier in the week. I want to share a personal health update, I have recently been diagnosed with breast cancer. While this isn't news anyone expects, I am working closely with my medical team on a treatment plan," she said. Vanessa added that she was grateful to her doctors for performing the procedure. I am staying focused and hopeful while surrounded by the love and support of my family, my kids and those closest to me. Thank you for your kindness and support, it truly means more than I can express. She also asked for privacy while she focused on recovering. Vanessa was later noticeably absent as Kai, her eldest daughter with Don Jr., celebrated her graduation from high school later that day. Kai was seen meeting her grandmother, Bonnie Hayden, and aunt, Veronica Hayden, at Celebrity Hotspot The Mark in New York City for dinner. The teenager had posted an image to her own Instagram stories, showing her alongside her mother while wearing her blue cap and gown. The strongest person I know," she wrote on the image. She also shared a video that showed her getting ready for her big day, as her mother remarked, I can't believe she is graduating today. Ahead of the announcement, Vanessa's last public appearance was at Kai's graduation ceremony and party in Palm Beach earlier this month. Photos showed Vanessa mingling with her ex-husband and hugging his then-fiancé, Bettina Anderson. Vanessa's outing with her daughter came just one day after her ex Don Jr. married Bettina Anderson in an intimate wedding. The loved-up couple headed to the glamorous Bahamas after their Palm Beach ceremony for a sun-soaked event limited to their closest friends and family members, including Tiffany and Ivanka Trump. On Saturday, the new bride took to her Instagram stories to share a look at their wedding bands along with a gushing message to Don Jr. She posted a black-and-white shot of their hands, with their understated silver rings on full display, forever yours, forever mine, she wrote. She followed it up with a message that said, the whole point is to marry your best friend. Meanwhile, Vanessa is now dating golf legend Tiger Woods, who recently completed an intensive rehabilitation program in Zurich. He had been charged with driving under the influence following a car crash near his home in Jupiter, Florida on March 27. Police reportedly found prescription opioid pills in his possession at the time of the arrest, which he had been using to manage chronic injury pain. Woods has pleaded not guilty to DUI. The golfer has since left rehab early to attend Kai's graduation ceremony. And despite his arrest and rehab trip, a source has told PEOPLE that she remains head over heels for Tiger. Vanessa and Tiger are in love, still serious, and happy to see each other, the insider is quoted as saying. She is eager to help him continue with his progress and move beyond any more public scandals, which they both dislike intensely. The source added that Woods took his trip seriously and is all about continuing his recovery and putting this chapter behind him. He is in good spirits and also can't wait to put the legal issues to rest, they said.