Another senior official in the Trump administration is preparing to leave office, as Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard announced her resignation due to a serious family health crisis.

Gabbard revealed the news Friday in a post shared on X, explaining that she will step away from her position in order to support her husband,

Abraham Williams, after he was diagnosed with what she described as “an extremely rare form of bone cancer.” The announcement quickly sparked reactions across social media, with supporters and political figures expressing sympathy and concern for the couple.

In her message, Gabbard thanked President Donald Trump for allowing her to serve in one of the nation’s most sensitive intelligence roles.

She said the experience had been one of the greatest honors of her career and expressed gratitude for the confidence placed in her leadership.

Her formal resignation letter reflected a deeply personal tone. Gabbard wrote that she was “deeply grateful” for the trust given to her during her

time leading the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. She also explained that her husband’s recent diagnosis would require her full attention and support during the difficult months ahead.

According to Gabbard, Abraham is expected to face major medical challenges as treatment begins, and she believes stepping away from public

service is the only way she can fully be by his side throughout the process. The emotional statement highlighted the difficult balance between public duty and personal responsibility, especially during a family crisis.

Reports indicate that Gabbard privately informed President Trump of her decision before releasing the announcement publicly on Friday.

Her final day serving as Director of National Intelligence is expected to be June 30.

The resignation marks another major transition within the administration and has led to an outpouring of support from both allies and critics alike.

Many have shared prayers and well wishes for Gabbard and her husband as they prepare for the difficult battle ahead.