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Bouncing back with a flair that’s purely her own, Isabella Strahan isn’t just turning pages; she’s opening new doors — literally!
One month after sharing her victorious battle against cancer, Good Morning America co-anchor Michael Strahan’s 20-year-old daughter has given her followers yet another reason to cheer. This time, it’s all about her chic new apartment, unveiled on Tuesday, August 20 via TikTok, she captioned the post: “New apartment who this ‼️‼️”
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In the clip, Isabella is all smiles, dancing through her living room, giving everyone a glimpse of her new space. Her excitement quickly caught on, and it didn’t take long for her post to become a hotspot of support and cheers. One heartfelt comment stood out: “Hi there, you don’t know me, just someone who has been following your progress to good health. It’s good to see that smile on your face. You take care, enjoy your life 🥰🥰.”
The stream of positive vibes continued with fans dropping in to say things like, “She’s backkk,” “Yes Queen!” and “YOU DESERVE IT ALL 🦾❤️.” Each message underlines the strong community support the aspiring model has. “It’s so good to see that smile on your face,” another person added.
The model’s journey back to this point has been anything but easy. Diagnosed with medulloblastoma in October 2023, she faced a critical challenge that led her through emergency brain surgery and numerous rounds of chemotherapy. The strength she showed during this tough time was documented in her YouTube vlog, which she used to keep followers updated and spread awareness.
After enduring these treatments, Isabella shared uplifting news on Thursday, July 18 via her vlog titled “Goodbye Hospital.” She announced that her latest MRI scans were clear and she was officially cancer-free. “It was a great, great scan. Everything was clear. Cancer-free and everything is great. I don’t have another doctor’s appointment until October,” she expressed in the video. Despite the joy, she shared a bittersweet sentiment about missing the medical team that had become like a second family. “I miss my doctors already and everyone who’s helped me because they’re all so nice,” she said.