Former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has reportedly been diagnosed with thyroid cancer shortly after leaving her role in the Trump administration.
According to reports, Bondi, 60, has already undergone treatment and is currently recovering. Former White House staffer Katie Miller shared support online, writing that Bondi has been “quietly kicking cancer’s ass.”
Bondi was removed from her position by President Donald Trump in April 2026 after serving since February 2025. Trump later praised her work and announced she would transition to a new private-sector role.
Reports also claim Bondi has recently been appointed to an advisory committee focused on artificial intelligence policy.
According to the Cleveland Clinic, thyroid cancer is often highly treatable when caught early, with survival rates above 98 percent. Common symptoms include neck swelling, hoarseness, sore throat, neck pain, and difficulty swallowing or breathing.