Teddi Mellencamp explains the Mausoleum Talk of the John Mellencamp Group Family

Teddy mellencamp defends her father, John Mellencamp. After revealing he commented on Join the family mausoleum.

Speaking on Friday’s episode, April 18 o her podcast “two ts in a pod,” Teddi, who is in the midst of the Battle of Cas IV cancer, explained that his comments had been made in just.

According to Teddy, 43, her father knows her so well that he knows that the joke would help lighten the mood as they tackle the emotional and physically heavy situation.

“My dad knows I need to like, some comedy to this,” explained to Cohost Tamra judgeBefore adding that John, 73, was supported through the difficult, serious things also.

He continued: “His next or next quote was like, right, now we have to talk seriously really, as we need to talk about your will and as your live trust and as, do the things we need to do, you know.”

Tyddydd doubled down how much she appreciated humor as they navigated the necessary but hard tasks surrounding her health issues, adding, “But as sometimes I don’t want someone to come to a pummel for me alone.

During the podcast, Teddi also explained that she told family members, including her sister, not to cry out during her cancer battle.

It comes after Teddi revealed in the April 8 episode of the podcast that John had tried to call her 11 times in a row.

When he finally grabbed his daughter, John had a question for her.

“Finally, I answer, I’m like, ‘I’m in the bath. Let me live a little,’” Teddi remembered. “It’s going, I want to make sure you’re going to be in our Mausoleum Family Group.”

Teddi said she answered that she had children and did not know where they would go in the mausoleum. (She and her husband who is disengaged Edwin Arroyave Share children’s slate, 12, Cruz, 10, and Dove, 5. Arroyave is also the father of the eldest daughter Isabella, from a previous relationship.)

“It’s like, ‘Well, the top five and then we don’t have many areas around it, and then that’s where everyone is going to be buried,'” he continued. “It’s going, ‘You’re doing your will right now, so you might also put it in there.’”

Teddies continue to fight the phase of IV Melanoma, which has spread to her brain and lungs. He had surgery in February to address tumors on her brain before doctors found more tumors in March.

The real house wives alum have said Nightmare Earlier this month she is trying to use humor in a situation she describes as something that feels like “the hardest thing I’ve ever done.”

“If I didn’t find humor, I would cry,” he said. “Even with my children, the day before, we continued to forget something and we often go, ‘the tumors!’ It’s kind of the only way. ”