Not a crucifix. She appears to be wearing a rosary with a cross at the end, and a miraculous medal on the shorter cord.
This distinction is important because media erroneously use the 2 words, cross and crucifix, indiscriminately. A cross can be a generic symbol for many religions and even just a fashion statement. A crucifix (as well as rosary and medal) is much less commonly worn and distinctly Catholic.
A crucifix is not just 2 intersecting bars, it includes the Corpus of our Lord (Latin = body). It’s interesting this lady wears a rosary with a cross, as the rosary usually has a crucifix, but that would really be “making a statement.”
I saw that too (and was going to say something similar), but given there is a statement in the article that says she has worn medals before, etc, I took the picture to be an old one. I don’t think it represents the current “crucifix” story.