90 Day Fiancé’s Kenny Niedermeier has revealed his stepdaughter Hannah’s health condition has taken a turn for the more severe.
Updating fans via his Instagram Story on Friday, July 24, Kenny, 63, shared that Hannah, 13, is back in hospital after she was previously released.
“Unfortunately Hannah was admitted into the ER earlier today with some worsening of her physical symptoms,” Kenny wrote. “The doctors have been running test[s] and scans and can know more soon. Hannah is in good spirits.”
Kenny thanked well wishers for his or her support as he shared the most recent on her condition.
“We all know a lot of you care about Hannah and her progress and also you deserve an update. Thanks all very much,” he concluded.
The post comes after Hannah’s father, Armando Niedermeier-Rubio, 37, shared news of her hospital release on Monday, July 20.
“My heart is so full to allow you to guys know that Hannah has been released from the hospital,” Armando revealed in a video shared via Instagram.“Which is one of the best news we could have without delay.”
Kenny added within the video that the pair were “over the moon” that they might all go home together after the experience. He described Hannah as being “pleased to be leaving the hospital.”
Kenny has been by Hannah’s side throughout her health ordeal after she was rushed to the USA for urgent medical treatment from her home in Mexico. Doctors determined that Hannah had a blood bleed in her brain.
Armando initially had issues getting permission to enter the USA but was eventually reunited along with his daughter.
Armando revealed via Instagram on July 14, that Hannah’s condition had rapidly deteriorated before she was hospitalized.
The TLC reality star detailed the moment he noticed his daughter’s face was “droopy — half of her face — and her lips and stuff.”
“Half of her body had no strength. So [I] immediately took her to the doctor,” he shared via the emotional post last week. “After we got to the doctor, they did tell us her levels were normal within the sense of no hypertension. Which was strange to the doctor because she said normally with stuff like this, she knew with the symptoms that it was something with the brain, however it was strange given her age and in addition the incontrovertible fact that she didn’t have hypertension, which can be an enormous symptom for that.”




