BREAKING NEWS Teddi Mellencamp's LA mansion targeted in attempted burglary amid stage four cancer battle
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 44, was first diagnosed with melanoma in 2022 and revealed in April that the cancer had advanced to stage four, having metastasized to her lungs and brain—a progression her doctors initially failed to detect.
Following the discovery of tumors in her brain and lungs, she began a series of intensive treatments, including surgery, radiation, and immunotherapy.
Amid her ongoing health battle, Mellencamp is also navigating personal upheaval, including a recent breakup and her divorce from estranged husband Edwin Arroyave, with whom she shares three children.
On Monday, two individuals attempted to enter the Encino, CA property she shares with Arroyave, according to TMZ.
The home's security system immediately alerted those inside to the intrusion attempt, and no injuries were reported, per the insider.
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