In one video that the reality TV star shares on Instagram Stories, she can be seen asking her daughter, Stella, whether she is OK, to which the toddler replies, 'Yeah!'
- Apr 27, 2019
AceShowbiz - Briana DeJesus' second daughter, Stella, is feeling under the weather. It is apparently so bad that her mom has decided to take her to the hospital. The "Teen Mom 2" star broke the sad news through a couple of Instagram Stories videos that she shared on Friday, April 26.
The first video saw the little girl snuggling up to Briana, clearly not feeling well. Briana herself was noticeably worried about her daughter's condition as she added a crying emoji in the Boomerang video. Fortunately, Stella appeared to be feeling better a little bit in the second video, which featured her lying on the hospital bed.
"Hey you OK?" Briana could be heard asking her daughter, who adorably replied, "Yeah!" Stella was smiling ear-to-ear when she said that. "Of course my baby's OK," Briana added. "Say I love you! I love you!" Despite assuring fans that Stella is feeling much better now, Briana didn't disclose why the little girl was admitted to the hospital.
This is not Stella's first visit to the hospital. In the February 18 episode of "Teen Mom 2", it was revealed that the toddler had to take an emergency surgery. "A few days ago I noticed Stella was having trouble moving her arms, so I took her to the hospital," Briana explained. "It turns out she had a serious bacterial infection and had to have emergency surgery. She's doing a little better now, but we have to stay at the hospital a few days so the can monitor her."
Briana's mother, Roxanne, added of Stella's health issues, "It's called septic arthritis. The infection is in her joint in her shoulder. Basically, Stella could stay in there [the hospital] until Tuesday or Wednesday. She's on antibiotics. They said that... she could be on antibiotics until a month or two."
Stella is Briana's child with ex-boyfriend Luis Hernandez. She also has a daughter, Nova, whom she shares with Devon Austin.
