Teddi Mellencamp debuts Bald Red Carpet Look at unforgettable gala among cancer trip

Teddi Mellencamp Includes a new look in the middle of her cancer trip.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Alum, 43, went out in Los Angeles on Monday April 28 to participate in an unforgettable evening 2025 gala – her first time at some formal event since she shared in February that it Her melanoma had spread to her lungs and brain.

It was February when she also revealed her shaved head to Remove the tumors in her brain.

For Monday’s event, a collection for Women’s Cancer Research Fund, Mellencamp posed with certainty on the red carpet with her buzzing and a completely black blazer and pants. She accessories with silver necklaces and earrings.

Earlier in the day, she shared content on her Instagram stories about herself that was ready with the help of her glam team, which gave her a flawless makeup look.

“Pre-Glam,” she wrote a photo of herself that sat in a bedroom with her back to the camera.

Her surgical scars were visible.

She published the same photo on her Instagram feed and worked out more in the caption.

“It’s been 76 days since I went to you with unbearable headaches and quickly found out that I had several steps 4 tumors” the size of plum “in my brain and lungs.

She continued, “Since that day I have had several operations, had rage from the steroids, felt very sick, laughed lots, ridden horses, loved my children and felt good.”

Mellencamp admitted that she “cried” the first time she saw the photo of herself, with new scars covered her head, as well as older After spending years removed 17 different Melanoma spots.

“Then I felt a warm rush through my body and felt so much peace. Peace from the incredible support system I have in my family and friends. Peace from the rash of love from you here. Peace to know my story can help someone to save their lives,” she added how her mood changed.

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Before she quit her captions, she continued to send positive words.

“Send love to anyone who fights and reminds you of something doesn’t feel right to be controlled. Proponents for yourself,” Mellencamp wrote. “We have this.”

Last week, Mellencamp shared positive news and stated in April 23 Instagram video that all her tumors have ‘shrunk or disappeared. “She said that doctors are optimistic” that everything will work and that I get back to myself and feel good. ”

Mellencamp added that after her two remaining immunotherapists, “hopefully I’m done and I will be cancer -free.”