Teddi mellenkamp textal Shep Rose About Ex Sienna ‘from hospital’

TEDDI MELLENCAMP needed tea from Souther star Shep rose While on a bed from a brain tumor surgery.

“I never thought I would be sad to talk about Shep’s raised relationship with (Sienna Evans). I can’t, ”said Mellenkamp, ​​43 years, Thursday 13th March, episode of her“ Two T’ Podcast. “I even the hospital I had to have a shep text.” I was glad, “What are you doing? That’s embarrassing. “”

According to Real women in the home of Beverly Hills Alum, Rose, 44, told her she “didn’t know the whole story”. (Rose and Evans’ Short -term romance Currently plays in season 10 Southern magic.)

“I (I tell him):” I don’t have to know the whole story, because what I saw, no, “Mellenkamp recalled.” I have to go back to the recapitulation (for this podcast). “

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The Teddi Melelenkamp offered to update its health as it recovers from surgery to remove multiple brain tumors. “I am grateful for incredible surgeons, doctors and nurses who have done my surgery with success and my recovery process more comfortable,” Mellenkamp shared on Instagram on Wednesday, February 26. “In full transparency, more tumors were removed (…)

Mellenkamp took hiatus from her Tamra JudgeAfter the announcement in February, Podcast announced that it needed surgery to remove the tumors from its brain.

“I can say that I had some of my darkest and saddest days since … when it happened,” Mellenkamp said. Thursday episodeHer first appearance of podcast from health frightened. “I started to sob (Tamra) and I’m glad,” I need to just take me to the hospital. “I think I’m dying. I don’t see, I can’t walk, I can’t even get out of bed.” “

When she experienced weakening headaches, Mellenkamp’s alienated husband, Edwin Arroyave, encouraged her to get a CT scan in a local hospital. (Mellenkamp and Arroyave, sharing three children, separated in autumn 2024.)

“The hardest thing is that no one wanted to tell me what was really going on because they were afraid, so I didn’t know what was going on,” Mellenkamp recalled. “I thought I was fine.” As if I thought I could go home the next day, and just as they were outdoors, I thought I’d be done. I can’t even tell you people like I really didn’t understand anything and it was such a bummer. ”

Mellenkamp eventually underwent craniotomy, during which four tumors were removed from her skull. Will Other complete radiation and immunotherapy starting at the end of this month.

“When I wasn’t supposed to understand me, and I felt lost, I felt so alone and so sad, and as if I had moments to be like,” I was really sad. “