After months of speculation about President Donald Trump’s health, the White House has released the results of his recent MRI scan.
On Thursday, February 26, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed the media, providing a detailed update on the Republican leader’s health. The announcement comes amid public concern after viewers noticed Trump appearing drowsy during live meetings.
Leavitt confirmed that the President is in excellent health. She stated:
“This summary comes from the President’s physician. As part of a comprehensive executive physical, advanced imaging was performed because men in this age group benefit from thorough evaluations of cardiovascular and abdominal health.
The purpose of this imaging is preventative to detect any potential issues early, confirm overall health, and ensure long-term vitality and function. President Trump’s cardiovascular imaging was perfectly normal, with no arterial narrowing or abnormalities in the heart or major vessels.
Heart chambers are normal in size, vessel walls are smooth and healthy, and there are no signs of inflammation or clotting. Abdominal imaging is also normal, with all major organs functioning well. Everything evaluated is within normal limits, with no acute or chronic concerns. In short, the President remains in excellent overall health.”
The announcement quickly became a topic of discussion on social media. Some praised the news, with one user commenting, “After seeing Trump’s morning 10k, the man is nothing less than a superhero!” Another joked: “No scandal, no plot twist just healthy? After months of speculation, it turns out the big reveal is that Trump’s heart works perfectly. The audacity!”
Karoline Leavitt brings the White House press room to a complete silence with an update on Trump’s MRI scan.
— Whiplash347 (@MrWhiplash_) February 26, 2026
After months of media hysteria over Trump’s health, the results are back — and they are staggering:
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Others highlighted the White House’s efforts to publicly emphasize the President’s health. “Why the constant updates on his doctor visits?” asked one user. Another added, “It feels like he’s checked every couple of weeks is he really in ‘perfect’ health, or is this overkill?”
This health update came shortly after Trump made a personal statement at an event honoring Americans killed by illegal immigrants. Speaking about the victims, he said:
“I don’t know how long I’ll be around. Got a lot of people gunning for me. But I will. I will not forget them. I’m never gonna forget them.”
The event marked the second anniversary of the tragic death of Georgia nursing student Laken Riley. The White House also noted that February 22 is now designated as National Angel Family Day, a day to honor victims and support their grieving families affected by open border policies.
