After sharing much of her journey on social media, Evert provided another big public update to announce that she has now completed chemotherapy.

She captioned one tweet of her accompanied by ex-husband Andy Mill: “Right before the ringing of the bell signifying the end of my six chemos.”

Another tweet minutes later provided a video of the bell-ringing moment to celebrate Evert’s last chemo treatment.

Right before the ringing of the bell signifying the end of my 6 chemos..❤️🙏 pic.twitter.com/A2nC3Rhu4J

— Chris Evert (@ChrissieEvert) May 9, 2022

Well-wishers on the post included contemporary and rival Pam Shriver and current WTA top 10 pro Garbine Muguruza.

Shriver commented: “Happy tears in Los Angeles, congratulations.”

Meanwhile, Muguruza said tagging Evert: “Stay strong Chris!” Tagging Evert.

I’m a little out of it ( meds) but nonetheless, thankful and relieved I finished my 6 chemo treatments .🙏🙏🙏 pic.twitter.com/awKOpFdbNk

— Chris Evert (@ChrissieEvert) May 9, 2022

Unfortunately, Evert is no stranger to the tribulations of those that face a cancer diagnosis.

Back in 2020 her younger sister Jeanne Evert Dubin died of ovarian cancer aged 62 after the disease spread before it was detected.

From the posts Evert seems optimistic about being cancer-free in the future.

She told the medical workers as she left the facility: “Love you, thank you so much.

She then joked: “We hope we don’t see you again!”