Strahan tells PEOPLE she's "so honored to be a part" of the brand's spring 2025 "Purposeful Voices" campaign Isabella Strahan is living life to the fullest. The 20-year-old daughter of Michael Strahan ...

Isabella Strahan, the daughter of Good Morning America host Michael Strahan, battled brain cancer and is now recovering.

Isabella Strahan is having a model moment. Micheal Strahan’s 20-year-old daughter is the new face of Kenneth Cole’s “Purposeful Voices” campaign, posing in a photoshoot and modeling looks ...

Isabella Strahan is sharing her “rewarding” journey ... her experience relearning how to walk and run after brain cancer. She received her diagnosis in October 2023 and underwent emergency ...

Isabella Strahan is modeling with a purpose ... After she was diagnosed with medulloblastoma—a malignant brain tumor found in children—in 2023, she underwent chemotherapy and multiple surgeries.

Strahan documented her treatment at the Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor Center at Duke University, sharing her cancer journey in a YouTube series and an ABC special, "Life Interrupted ...

Isabella Strahan's life took a sudden and challenging turn when she was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor known as medulloblastoma. This news required Isabella to pause her studies at the ...

Isabella Strahan has been very open with her fans ... according to the Mayo Clinic, is “a cancerous brain tumor that starts in the lower back part of the brain” and “is most common in ...

One of Michael Strahan's three daughters, the 20-year-old was both a college student and a budding model when in October 2023, just weeks into her freshman year at the University of Southern ...

Isabella Strahan, daughter of NFL star Michael Strahan, overcame a brain tumor, and is now cancer-free. She faced challenges returning to USC but is now thriving, becoming the face of Kenneth Cole ...

The brand invited Strahan to model seven looks — "Isabella's Picks" — from the ... Michael Strahan Opens Up About Daughter’s Brain Cancer and the Words He’ll Never Forget: ‘I Want ...