90 Day Fiancé stars' daughter rushed back to ER after bleed
'90 Day Fiancé' stars Kenneth Niedermeier and Armando Rubio's 13-year-old daughter, Hannah, was rushed back to the ER on Friday after her physical symptoms worsened following an unexpected brain bleed earlier this month. Niedermeier said doctors are running tests and scans, and that Hannah remains in good spirits while they await more information.
Key Takeaways
- Hannah was readmitted to the ER Friday with worsening physical symptoms after an unexpected brain bleed.
- On Monday, her fathers said she still had partial blindness, facial drooping and weakness.
- She is taking preventative anti-seizure and brain swelling medication.
- Doctors discharged her earlier this week before Friday's return to the ER.
- Armando Rubio rejoined the family in Arizona on July 18 with an emergency humanitarian visa.
What happened to Hannah after her brain bleed?
According to Page Six, Hannah was first hospitalized earlier this month for an unexpected brain bleed. The reality TV couple announced Monday that she had been discharged after doctors said she would do better in a home setting.
"I'm actually very happy, very just thrilled, and just my heart is so full to let you guys know that Hannah has been released from the hospital, which is the best news we could have right now," Niedermeier said in a three-part Instagram video at the time.
That progress took a turn Friday. In an Instagram Stories update, Niedermeier said Hannah was admitted into the ER earlier that day with worsening physical symptoms and that further tests and scans were underway.
What symptoms is Hannah still facing?
On Monday, Niedermeier and Rubio revealed Hannah was still experiencing partial blindness, facial drooping and weakness linked to the brain bleed. They also said the 13-year-old continues preventative anti-seizure medication and medication for brain swelling.
Rubio told TMZ that Hannah will need to stay in Arizona for more than a month while she recovers. He has been looking for an apartment nearby and noted that housing costs in the area are very high.
Fans following celebrity breaking news will know the family has shared frequent medical updates as Hannah's condition has shifted.
How did Armando Rubio reach his daughter in Arizona?
Rubio initially remained in their small Mexico town after telling Page Six on July 15 that he had sought a temporary humanitarian visa to support Hannah. He said a U.S. Customs and Border Protection supervisor told him those visas had not been granted since 2025, so he and his immigration attorney pursued a separate emergency request.
"Every parent wants to be at their child's bedside when they're sick, and not being able to hold her hand or comfort her has been the hardest thing I've ever experienced," Rubio shared at the time.
On July 18, Rubio reunited with his family in Arizona after receiving an emergency humanitarian visa. He thanked Customs and Border Patrol officers in Arizona who approved his entry. Niedermeier later credited Armando's arrival with helping Hannah improve "leaps and bounds" before her earlier discharge.
Niedermeier closed Friday's update by thanking followers, saying they deserve news because so many care about Hannah and her progress. Doctors have not yet shared additional results from the latest ER tests and scans.