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Yahoo
31-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
RHOC's Tamra Judge Slams Janet Caperna's Behavior on The Valley
got a lot of pushback for her decision to label Danny Booko as a perpetrator of sexual assault. Not just from her co-stars on The Valley. And not just from the show's viewers. But Real Housewives of Orange County veteran star is also criticizing her behavior. When Tamra's questioning your behavior while filming, you've got to know that you've mis-stepped. Indeed, the public backlash was so bad that Janet allegedly fled the country with her lawyer-husband Jason Caperna. They high-tailed it to Switzerland, which feels very apt. However, The Valley villain made sure to deny it was anything other than a planned vacation. RHOC's Tamra says The Valley's Janet hits 'way below the belt' Tamra appeared on Radio Andy's The John Hill Show to share her thoughts on Janet's behavior during Season 2 of the hit Vanderpump Rules spinoff. 'I think what Janet [Caperna] did last episode was way below the belt. Way,' the RHOC star shared. 'I don't even know if there's even coming back from that.' 'Well, she fled the country to avoid the hate,' John pointed out. The Vena CBD co-founder continued, 'Yeah, I mean, the hate is bad. I don't want to see anybody get that kind of hate. But I was really pushing for Janet because I'm talking to her a little bit on social media … She wants to come on ['Two Ts In A Pod'].' Referring to the podcast she cohosts with Teddi Mellencamp, Tamra further discussed the issue. The duo concluded that only Jasmine Goode would have had the authority to make such a statement against Danny. 'It didn't happen to her. It happened to somebody else, and they talked it out and apologized,' Tamra said. 'I came from the era [where] if you weren't getting your ass grabbed, you didn't look good enough, you know what I mean? That's how I grew up, so it's hard. It's different now. I get it. If it happens now, I just punch them in the face … I'm just really sad because nobody grabs my butt anymore.' Jasmine and Danny did talk it out. And the actor profusely apologized, and the friends were able to move on. Catch The Real Housewives of Orange County Thursdays at 9/8c on Bravo. It streams on Hayu in the UK and Ireland. TELL US – WHAT DO YOU THINK OF JANET'S BEHAVIOR? DO YOU HAVE ANY REACTION TO TAMRA'S COMMENTS? The post RHOC's Tamra Judge Slams Janet Caperna's Behavior on The Valley appeared first on Reality Tea. Solve the daily Crossword
USA Today
25-07-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Teddi Mellencamp reveals she is pausing immunotherapy amid cancer battle
Teddi Mellencamp is sharing yet another revelation amid her cancer journey. "Essentially, I haven't been feeling good for about a month, which was kind of shocking to me, and I think, mentally did a lot to me," Mellencamp told Tamra Judge during a July 23 episode of "Two Ts In A Pod," the popular podcast she co-hosts alongside her fellow "Real Housewives" alum. Mellencamp, 44, shared earlier this year that she had been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in her brain and lungs. The reality star, who is daughter to rocker John Cougar Mellencamp, revealed in April on social media that after undergoing treatment, several of her tumors had "shrunk or disappeared." Now, she says, the immunotherapy may be causing more harm than good. The side effects, she told Judge, have been debilitating, even resulting in days where she struggles to keep her eyes open or speak clearly. "We're going to take a little break on the immunotherapy to get my body back feeling stronger," she said. Immunotherapy uses certain parts of a patient's immune system to fight tumors, according to the American Cancer Society. Mellencamp, who shares three children with husband Edwin Arroyave, also revealed that her diagnosis is making going the extra mile for her kids difficult. "I've never in my adult life been in a situation where I'm like, 'Gosh, I can't do this right now.' I can't stay up that extra hour and put my kid to bed tonight, I can't go to my daughter's horse show, or oh my gosh, I'm going to have to miss Cruz's practice," she said. "I've never once felt that way until recently, and it's heartbreaking." She and Arroyave are also in the midst of divorce proceedings, which they paused while she undergoes treatment. Mellencamp has been very open throughout her cancer journey with fans, sharing updates on her treatment, the success of immunotherapy and the hard conversations she's needed to have with family along the way. Mellencamp previously told USA TODAY that a positive mindset has been key to her journey. "I'm feeling positive, but I also would say that my mood and my overall energy level shifts by the hour," she said in May. "There's moments of fear and there's moments of whatever, but as long as I'm moving my body and taking action, then I seem to be in a more positive mindset."
Daily Mail
24-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Teddi Mellencamp puts on brave face as she steps out amid 'heartbreaking' health update and attempted break-in
Teddi Mellencamp didn't let her latest struggles hold her back when she stepped out in Los Angeles on Thursday. The 44-year-old former Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills star was spotted leaving her home in Encino as she waited for a limo to chauffeur her to her destination. Despite confessing that she hadn't been feeling well in recent days, she was looking her best with her chic new hairdo that she unveiled the day before. Teddi could be seen at one point taking a call, and she bared a refreshing smile despite sharing devastating health news related to her cancer battle with her followers this week. Her outing also came in the wake of a scary break-in attempt that was luckily averted by a top-notch security system. Teddi looked comfortable and stylish for her day out with a flowing black-and-brown patterned jumpsuit with spaghetti straps. The summer look showed off her toned arms, and she paired the outfit with unusual sandals with odd rope-like braids. She paired her peroxide-blond buzz cut with a tasteful pair of pink-tinted oversize aviator sunglasses, and she kept her accessories minimal with a small black crossbody bag. Prior to unveiling her new hair look, Teddi had previously disguised her treatment-related hair loss with a variety of wigs, and she even rocked an edgy close-cropped buzz cut that revealed her scars and bald patches from chemotherapy and brain surgery. For her latest hairdo, Teddi revealed a freshly styled but thicker version of her buzz cut, this time dyed a chic platinum blond. She sounded hesitant at the reveal, writing, 'Let's see how long this lasts.' The reality star, who also credited her hair stylist, shared on Wednesday's episode of her podcast Two Ts In A Pod that her current immunotherapy treatments have begun to make her feel worse than before she started them. 'Essentially, what we figured out with me was, yes, I started out feeling great, and I could do all the pods and I could do all these things, and I could go to all my daughter's horse shows and I could stay at my house by myself, and I felt really strong,' she said while chatting with her co-host Tamra Judge. 'And what's happening with me is the longer that I'm on immunotherapy, the sicker it's making me.' Teddi unveiled her latest look on Wednesday amid her brutal battle with cancer. The same day, she revealed on her Two Ts In A Pod podcast that her immunotherapy treatments have been making her feel 'sicker'; seen in Beverly Hills in May Teddi said she had been consulting with her doctors on how to proceed, and they had decided to temporarily halt the immunotherapy treatments because they had been wracking her body 'incredibly hard.' 'We're going to take a little break on the immunotherapy to get my body back feeling stronger,' Teddi declared. She clarified that she was currently taking steroids to help alleviate the side effects of the immunotherapy. 'We're doing everything that we can to get me back to feeling like I, you know, I can do this, I can do all the things,' Teddi added. She said that she had lately been dealing with highly variable energy levels, where some days she could do all her usual tasks, while other days she struggled to fulfill her responsibilities without getting too fatigued. Teddi also noted that she has had difficulties with her memory and sometimes struggled to recall gossip from earlier RHOBH episodes when recording her podcast. However, it wasn't clear if those memory side effects were due to her latest round of treatments, or if they could have stemmed from her brain tumors. The daughter of John Mellencamp previously revealed that she had been diagnosed with several melanomas in 2022, and the surgeries to remove them in recent years have left a patchwork of scars across her back and shoulders. She even rocked an edgy close-cropped buzz cut that revealed her scars and bald patches from chemotherapy and brain surgery In February, she revealed that her skin cancer had metastasized and spread to her brain, with the resulting tumors causing devastating headaches that had grown in intensity in the weeks leading up to their discovery. She shared with her fans in April of this year that her melanomas were now considered stage IV after metastasizing and spreading to her lungs and brain. Patients diagnosed with stage IV cancer also have a greater likelihood of dying from the disease, though it can still be reversed at that point, or at least treated well enough to prolong a patient's life for a considerable amount of time. Teddi has subsequently called out commenters on her Instagram posts who have suggested she has little time left. During her somber health update, she clarified that she doesn't want to fill her fans' 'feed with cancer' news. 'I know that can be a depressing topic,' she admitted. 'But I also want [people to know that] if you're going through something like this, things are going to change and that's OK,' Teddi said. 'The hardest thing for me has been kind of the wake up call of "Wow, I can't do what I did yesterday," or "Wow, I can't do what I did three weeks ago,"' she added. Teddi also reiterated that her cancer hasn't just upended her life, but has also severely affected her children. 'It's changed my kids' life. It's changed my relationship with Edwin [Arroyave],' she said, referring to her estranged husband. 'You guys all know that we were filing for divorce. Nothing's changed in that other than that we're on hold because of what's happening to me medically,' she explained. 'But he's had to step in and help me because some days I can't do it.' Teddi and Edwin share three children: daughters Slate, 12, and Dove, four, as well as their 10-year-old son Cruz. The former Real Housewife is all the stepmother of Edwin's oldest daughter, 16-year-old Isabella. In a recent interview with her friend and former RHOBH costar Kyle Richards, Teddi revealed that her doctors opted not to order more advanced scans after initially discovering her stage I melanomas, which might have revealed that her cancer was spreading. She urged others diagnosed with cancer to advocate for themselves and to be more actively involved in their treatment as a result.
Daily Mail
24-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Teddi Mellencamp shows fans what she looks like with no wig on as she gives grim update on cancer battle
Teddi Mellencamp unveiled her latest look on Wednesday amid her brutal battle with cancer. But her break to reveal her stylish new look came shortly after she revealed on her podcast that a treatment she has been relying on to fight her cancer has been making her 'sicker.' The 44-year-old former Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills star — who had a chilling burglary scare earlier this week — had previously disguised her treatment-related hair loss with a variety of wigs, and she even rocked an edgy close-cropped buzz cut that revealed her scars and bald patches from chemotherapy and brain surgery. For her latest hairdo, Teddi revealed a freshly styled but thicker version of her buzz cut, this time dyed a chic platinum blond. She sounded hesitant at the reveal, writing, 'Let's see how long this lasts.' The reality star, who also credited her hair stylist, shared on Wednesday's episode of her podcast Two Ts In A Pod that her current immunotherapy treatments have begun to make her feel worse than before she started them. 'Essentially, what we figured out with me was, yes, I started out feeling great, and I could do all the pods and I could do all these things, and I could go to all my daughter's horse shows and I could stay at my house by myself, and I felt really strong,' she said while chatting with her co-host Tamra Judge. 'And what's happening with me is the longer that I'm on immunotherapy, the sicker it's making me.' Teddi said she had been consulting with her doctors on how to proceed, and they had decided to temporarily halt the immunotherapy treatments because they had been wracking her body 'incredibly hard.' 'We're going to take a little break on the immunotherapy to get my body back feeling stronger,' Teddi declared. She clarified that she was currently taking steroids to help alleviate the side effects of the immunotherapy. 'We're doing everything that we can to get me back to feeling like I, you know, I can do this, I can do all the things,' Teddi added. She said that she had lately been dealing with highly variable energy levels, where some days she could do all her usual tasks, while other days she struggled to fulfill her responsibilities without getting too fatigued. Teddi also noted that she has had difficulties with her memory and sometimes struggled to recall gossip from earlier RHOBH episodes when recording her podcast. She even rocked an edgy close-cropped buzz cut that revealed her scars and bald patches from chemotherapy and brain surgery However, it wasn't clear if those memory side effects were due to her latest round of treatments, or if they could have stemmed from her brain tumors. The daughter of John Mellencamp previously revealed that she had been diagnosed with several melanomas in 2022, and the surgeries to remove them in recent years have left a patchwork of scars across her back and shoulders. In February, she revealed that her skin cancer had metastasized and spread to her brain, with the resulting tumors causing devastating headaches that had grown in intensity in the weeks leading up to their discovery. She shared with her fans in April of this year that her melanomas were now considered stage IV after metastasizing and spreading to her lungs and brain. Patients diagnosed with stage IV cancer also have a greater likelihood of dying from the disease, though it can still be reversed at that point, or at least treated well enough to prolong a patient's life for a considerable amount of time. Teddi has subsequently called out commenters on her Instagram posts who have suggested she has little time left. During her somber health update, she clarified that she doesn't want to fill her fans' 'feed with cancer' news. 'I know that can be a depressing topic,' she admitted. 'But I also want [people to know that] if you're going through something like this, things are going to change and that's OK,' Teddi said. 'The hardest thing for me has been kind of the wake up call of "Wow, I can't do what I did yesterday," or "Wow, I can't do what I did three weeks ago,"' she added. Teddi also reiterated that her cancer hasn't just upended her life, but has also severely affected her children. 'It's changed my kids' life. It's changed my relationship with Edwin [Arroyave],' she said, referring to her estranged husband. 'You guys all know that we were filing for divorce. Nothing's changed in that other than that we're on hold because of what's happening to me medically,' she explained. 'But he's had to step in and help me because some days I can't do it.' Teddi and Edwin share three children: daughters Slate, 12, and Dove, four, as well as their 10-year-old son Cruz. The former Real Housewife is all the stepmother of Edwin's oldest daughter, 16-year-old Isabella. In a recent interview with her friend and former RHOBH costar Kyle Richards, Teddi revealed that her doctors opted not to order more advanced scans after initially discovering her stage I melanomas, which might have revealed that her cancer was spreading. She urged others diagnosed with cancer to advocate for themselves and to be more actively involved in their treatment as a result.
USA Today
22-07-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Teddi Mellencamp subject of attempted burglary amid cancer battle
Teddi Mellencamp's home was the subject of an attempted burglary amid her cancer battle. The Los Angeles residence of the former "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star, 44, and her husband Edwin Arroyave, 43, was the target of an attempted burglary on the night of July 21. 'We are grateful that everyone is unharmed. While we are shaken, we are fortunate to have the latest in home security systems which scared off the intruders. Authorities were alerted and swiftly responded," the couple said in a statement. "We appreciate everyone's heightened concern in light of recent criminal activities in our area, but we are safe." The pair purchased the Encino home in 2020. 'Real Housewives' star Teddi Mellencamp shares Edwin Arroyave divorce update amid cancer battle Mellencamp filed for divorce from Arroyave, a home security entrepreneur, in November of last year. The estranged pair pressed pause on their split and are on good terms as she battles stage 4 melanoma. Mellencamp shared earlier this year that she had been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in her brain and lungs. "I think it's really hard being in a place where, I kind of am in denial of where I am physically," Mellencamp told co-host Tamra Judge during an episode of "Two Ts In A Pod," the podcast she helms alongside her fellow "Real Housewives" star. "And when other people are not in denial, it's hard," she added. The iHeart Podcasts star, who is daughter to rocker John Mellencamp, revealed in April on social media that after undergoing treatment, several of her tumors had "shrunk or disappeared." Teddi Mellencamp previously told USA TODAY that a positive mindset has been key to her journey. "I'm feeling positive, but I also would say that my mood and my overall energy level shifts by the hour," she said in May. "There's moments of fear and there's moments of whatever, but as long as I'm moving my body and taking action, then I seem to be in a more positive mindset." Contributing: David Oliver, Anna Kaufman
