Teddi Mellencamp reports no detectable cancer post immunotherapy, continues treatment

Teddi Mellencamp, known for her role on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, shared a hopeful update on her battle with stage 4 melanoma, which had metastasized to her brain and lungs. Recent scans following immunotherapy showed no detectable cancer, a development that left Mellencamp both shocked and encouraged, though she clarified she is not yet in remission. She plans to continue immunotherapy treatment for another year and noted that it typically takes about three years of treatment before remission can be officially considered. Mellencamp also described the physical and emotional toll of treatment, including taking breaks to manage side effects. Despite the positive news, she remains cautious due to her compromised immune system and continues to fight the disease. Her journey, marked by multiple surgeries, radiation, and immunotherapy, reflects both progress and the ongoing challenges of cancer treatment.