Michael Strahan’s Daughter Isabella, 20, Proudly Shows Hair Growth After Brain Cancer: '7 Months Ago Vs Now'

The 20-year-old model announced she was clinically cancer-free in July

Isabella Strahan is showing off her hair growth since finishing chemotherapy for her brain tumor.

On Nov. 14, the 20-year-old daughter of Michael Strahan posted a TikTok video showing a before and after of her cancer journey. In the clip, she’s lip-syncing to Ariana Grande’s song “We Can’t Be Friends.”

“7 months ago vs now #slay #cancer #survivor,” she captioned the post.

In the comments section, fans of the model raved about how good she looks and how far she’s come in her cancer journey.

“You’re such a fighter and so beautiful 😍” one woman said while another person added, “I'm so proud of and happy for youuu 💗💗💗.”

“No, because the fact she was smiling all the way through is so amazing,” one user wrote.

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Isabella is currently back at college at the University of Southern California after being declared cancer-free in July. Her freshman year at USC was cut short in October 2023 after having emergency surgery to remove a large medulloblastoma — a type of malignant tumor — in her cerebellum.

Following her cancer diagnosis, Isabella went through six weeks of radiation, four rounds of chemotherapy and three brain surgeries. She documented her entire health journey on her YouTube series.

On July 18, the college student posted a vlog titled “Goodbye Hospital,” announcing that she’s officially cancer-free. At the time, Isabella celebrated the milestone on Instagram, sharing photos of her cancer journey, including the moment she rang the hospital bell after finishing chemotherapy.

“After the wildest 8 months, I finally got to ring the bell. Grateful for my journey 🩶,” she wrote.