“90 Day Fiancé” stars Kenneth Niedermayer and Armando Rubio’s daughter Hannah has been returned to the emergency room after an ongoing medical emergency worsened.
“Unfortunately, Hannah was admitted to the ER earlier today due to worsening physical symptoms. Doctors are conducting tests and scans and will know more soon. Hannah is doing well,” Niedermayer shared in an Instagram Story update on Friday.
“I know many of you care about Hannah and her progress and you deserve to be kept up to date,” he concluded by thanking all of his followers.
Her father revealed on Monday, along with their followers, that Hannah is still experiencing partial blindness, drooping of the face and weakness as a result of an unexpected brain hemorrhage.
They also shared that the 13-year-old girl is still taking preventative anti-seizure medication and brain swelling medication.
Rubio also told TMZ that he had difficulty entering the United States to visit his hospitalized daughter, who will need to stay in Arizona for more than a month while his daughter recovers. He added that his father is still looking for an apartment in the area, but the cost is very high.
The reality TV couple also announced Monday that Hannah has been released from the hospital.
“Actually, I’m so happy, just excited, and so excited to let you all know that Hannah has been released from the hospital. This is the best news we can have right now,” Niedermayer said in a three-part Instagram video.
“Lo and behold, since Armando has been here, she has gotten better and better and has improved by leaps and bounds,” he added. “The doctors were very pleased with her progress and said, ‘We think she’ll do better this time if we treat her with you guys in a home environment.'”
Rubio remained in the small Mexican town after telling Page Six on July 15 that he initially tried to apply for a temporary humanitarian visa to support Hannah’s illness.
He said he was told by a U.S. Customs and Border Protection inspector general that these measures have not been authorized since 2025. He and his immigration attorney then moved forward with another emergency request.
“Every parent wants to be at their child’s bedside when they’re sick, but not being able to hold their child’s hand or comfort them is the most painful thing I’ve ever experienced,” he said at the time.
On July 18, Rubio was granted an emergency humanitarian visa and was able to reunite with his family in Arizona.
“I am so grateful to the wonderful Customs and Border Protection agents in Arizona who finally approved my visa and allowed me to enter the United States,” Rubio shared in an Instagram post on July 18.
