Former “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Teddi Mellencamp has revealed she is set to undergo surgery after discovering multiple tumors in her brain.

Mellencamp has always been open about her health struggles and documented her cancer journey on social media.

Her latest update comes a week after she shared her melanoma journey to raise awareness on World Cancer Day.

On Wednesday, Mellencamp took to her Instagram page to share a health update with her fans.

She posted a message in which she revealed the health struggles she has been dealing with in the past weeks.

“For the last several weeks I’ve been dealing with severe and debilitating headaches,” Mellencamp began. “Yesterday the pain was unbearable and required hospitalization.”

The television personality revealed she underwent a CT scan, after which “doctors found multiple tumors” on her brain.

According to her, the doctors believe the tumors “have been growing for at least 6 months.”

Mellencamp also shared that “two of the tumors will be surgically removed today” while “the remaining smaller tumors will be dealt with via radiation at a later date.”

She thanked her family, friends, and medical practitioners for their efforts in making her healthy, writing, “I am blessed to be surrounded by my children, family, friends, doctors, nurses and surgeons who are doing everything possible to get me back into better health.”

Mellencamp concluded, “Thank you to everybody who has reached out, and to everyone who has supported me along this journey.”

Many of Mellencamp’s Bravo colleagues and fans took turns wishing her well and expressing hope for a quick recovery as her treatment begins.

“The Real Housewives of Orange County” star Emily Simpson commented, “Praying for your health my friend.”

Kenya Moore of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” fame added, “Praying for you,” while “The Real Housewives of New Jersey” star Rachel Fuda wrote, “Omg Teddi sending you so much love and keeping you in my prayers!”

A fan encouraged Mellencamp, writing, “I am so sorry. You are so strong and will fight this.” Another fan added, “Sending you so many prayers and positive vibes for a speedy recovery!”

A third fan commented, “Prayers, good vibes, all of it! Sending you so much love Teddi!”

A fourth person added, “Damn, you can’t catch a break! Wishing you a speedy recovery.”

On February 4, Teddi Mellencamp celebrated World Cancer Day by posting a picture of the scar from the surgical procedures she underwent.

In the post’s caption, the reality TV star, who has spent years removing 17 different melanoma spots, urged her followers to check their skin regularly.

She wrote, “It’s #WorldCancerDay so I’d like to remind you to get your skin checks scheduled.”

Mellencamp also shared a clip from her recent appearance on “The Skinny Confidential Him & Her Podcast,” where she shared details about her skin cancer diagnosis.

The 43-year-old revealed that she had a “ginormous patch” on her shoulder since birth and later noticed marks on her back resembling sun spots. She admitted that she hadn’t taken them seriously at first and hadn’t realized the severity of skin cancer.

She also said, “Pretty much throughout the next three years, I think I’ve had over 20 surgeries.”

Teddi Mellencamp has been open about her skin cancer journey and has documented it on social media so people can learn from her experience.

Since her 2022 skin cancer diagnosis, she has used her platform to promote awareness. She initially had a mole removed, later revealing it was melanoma.

By late 2022, doctors identified additional melanomas, leading to further procedures. In 2023, she developed new spots, underwent biopsies, and partnered with the Melanoma Research Foundation to raise awareness.

However, treatment setbacks, including failed immunotherapy, meant more surgeries.

Despite ongoing battles, Mellencamp remains determined, urging fans to prioritize health. Her story highlights the importance of early detection, advocacy, and resilience. The TV personality’s openness continues to inspire, reminding everyone to stay proactive about their well-being.