**Teddi Mellencamp Triumphs: Rings Bell Celebrating End of Radiation Amid Stage 4 Cancer Journey**

• Teddi Mellencamp celebrated completing radiation therapy by sharing an Instagram video of herself ringing a hospital bell
• The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star is scheduled for five immunotherapy sessions following the spread of melanoma to her brain and lungs
• Mellencamp disclosed her cancer had advanced to stage 4 on April 2

The television personality reached a pivotal moment in her health journey this week.

Days after revealing her metastatic cancer diagnosis, the 43-year-old reality star documented her final radiation session on April 3 through social media. A heartfelt clip showed her celebrating this achievement at a medical facility.

In the emotional footage, Mellencamp held official documents while reciting an inscription beneath a ceremonial bell. “These are my completion papers,” she announced before reading aloud: “Ring this bell thrice with pride, proclaiming treatments concluded and recovery underway.”

“Three chimes,” she chuckled while activating the bell, then quipped: “Wait – did I overdo it? That was four rings!”

Supportive voices reassured her from off-screen as applause filled the room. “Perfect execution!” a staff member cheered while others offered congratulations.

Through an exuberant smile, Mellencamp declared: “We did it, everyone!” before adding in her caption: “This ritual marks completing radiation. Five immunotherapy cycles remain. Grateful for your support.”

This update followed her April 2 disclosure recorded from home, where the media personality shared her emotional rollercoaster since the diagnosis update.

“Your encouragement means everything,” she expressed. “Some days I feel empowered, others overwhelmed – that’s reality with late-stage illness.” The content creator detailed her April 1 dual treatment experience: “Combining immunotherapy with radiation drained me completely.”

Mellencamp’s health challenges escalated when previously controlled melanoma spread unexpectedly. “I believed I’d conquered it,” she admitted, “only to discover four new growths shortly after.”

Her medical saga began with February brain surgery to remove four tumors, followed by subsequent radiation plans. However, March scans revealed additional concerning developments.

Medical statistics indicate stage 4 malignancies have a 35% five-year survival benchmark according to cancer research organizations.