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Kai Trump Says Surgery Recovery Fueled Six‑Pack Transformation

Her accounts detail a high‑protein, gluten‑ and dairy‑free eating plan paired with targeted core work that she says rebuilt strength while she rehabled a wrist.

Overview

  • Kai Trump told interviews published Tuesday that she used a seven‑month recovery from wrist surgery to focus on diet and training and that the effort produced visible six‑pack abs.
  • She said she weighs about 120 pounds and follows a protein‑heavy plan that totals roughly 150 grams of protein a day with about 40 grams consumed each morning in a shake or similar source.
  • Her regular gym routine, as described to reporters, centers on core exercises, squats and stair‑climber cardio with a trainer‑designed warmup of foam rolling and muscle activation before tournaments.
  • Trump said she follows a gluten‑free and dairy‑free diet, avoids eggs because of a mild allergy, prefers simple protein meals like ground beef bowls or chicken and rice, and uses exercise and social time to protect her mental health.
  • The interviews underline her dual role as a University of Miami golfer and social‑media creator who documents training and family life and also included a Page Six update that her mother, Vanessa Trump, is doing better following a breast cancer struggle.