Teddi Mellencamp, reality TV star and daughter of renowned musician John Mellencamp, recently shared an encouraging update on her battle with stage 4 melanoma.

In a heartfelt post on Instagram, the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star excitedly shared that all of her tumors, which were diagnosed as stage 4 metastasized melanoma in her brain and lungs, have either shrunk or completely disappeared. She revealed that after six more weeks of immunotherapy, her doctors are optimistic about her recovery. Teddi wrote, “One update I couldn’t wait to share… all tumors shrunk or disappeared, and doctors believe I will be healed if everything stays on course.”

Earlier this year, Teddi, 43, had two tumors surgically removed and underwent radiation therapy as part of her ongoing treatment plan. She has been courageously fighting melanoma, one of the most aggressive and dangerous forms of skin cancer, as classified by the Cleveland Clinic. This cancer, known for its high mortality risk, has proven to be a significant challenge for the reality star.

In her post, Teddi expressed her gratitude to her supporters, saying, “Thank you to everyone who has sent their love, prayers, and positivity.”

Teddi has been open about her journey, telling ABC’s Nightline earlier this month that setting personal goals is what keeps her motivated through this challenging time. She shared that her experience with cancer has helped her focus on appreciating every moment and not taking anything for granted.

Teddi Mellencamp’s story continues to inspire fans and raise awareness for melanoma, an often-overlooked but potentially deadly skin cancer. Her ongoing journey serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of early detection and the role of immunotherapy in treating advanced stages of melanoma.