Passed away on July 23, 2025, at 22 years old, while receiving treatment for Ewing’s sarcoma, a rare and aggressive bone cancer

• Passed away on July 23, 2025, at 22 years old, while receiving treatment for Ewing’s sarcoma, a rare and aggressive bone cancer

• Her family’s announcement on Instagram read, translated: “Our princess has passed away this morning. We appreciate everyone’s support in this fight.” The tribute also noted her request that attendees at her funeral not wear black

🎖️ Rodeo Star & Influencer

• Trevisol emerged as a rising presence in Brazil’s rodeo world, attracting over 30,000–31,000 followers on Instagram for her appearances at prominent rodeos

• She earned honors at major events, including being named “Inspiration Queen” at the Festa do Peão de Americana in both 2024 and 2025, and she was crowned Queen of the Jaguariúna Rodeo Festival in 2024

⚕️ Her Cancer Journey

• Her initial diagnosis came in 2016, when a soccer ball strike to her leg prompted medical evaluation; X-rays and biopsy revealed malignant bone neoplasia in her femur

• After aggressive treatments, she was declared cancer-free by September 2017

• In 2023, she developed new pain in her back and neck, leading to a diagnosis of Ewing sarcoma, which she opposed with renewed chemotherapy while still participating in rodeo events as her health permitted

💬 Her Final Message

• Camila’s heartfelt open letter, shared posthumously on Instagram, expressed:

  “I know that my role was to inspire and influence you about life, that you have to enjoy every moment regardless of what you are going through.”
  “I want you to know that I am going in peace and my suffering is over, but don’t think that it was because I didn’t have the strength and courage to fight.

• She offered gratitude to her followers:

  “I love you all and thank you very much for being with me in this life… Everyone who visited me ❤️.”

🙏 Legacy & Impact

• Camila Trevisol became known for her resilience and brightness—sharing candid insights into her struggle online and using her platform to uplift others facing adversity.

• Through her roles at major Brazilian rodeo festivals, she bridged entertainment, sport, and personal authenticity. Even during illness, she appeared at rodeo events in June 2025, continuing to engage with fans and the community

• At her service in Americana, Brazil, her family requested a non‑traditional gathering—fans and mourners were asked not to wear black, reflecting her vibrant spirit

🌟 In Summary

Camila Trevisol spent nearly a decade confronting rare bone cancer twice, demonstrating remarkable strength and positivity throughout. Even as she battled illness, she retained her passion for rodeo and inspired thousands with her message of life‑affirming courage. Her sudden passing at just 22 leaves a profound void—but her legacy of hope, resilience, and joy endures.