Teddi Mellencampburnt husband, Edwin Arroyaveget another chance at love.
“Almost yesterday,” he wrote on his Instagram story on Monday, October 27, alongside a photo of himself and a captioned woman dressed in formal attire.
Arroyave tagged a female account, which appears to go by the name Elsa.
Arroyave wore a black suit paired with a contrasting button-up, finishing off the look with matching dark glasses. Elsa, she looked at him, pulled out a long black hat that included cutouts to show some skin. The couple was attacked together in front of the water. smiling for the camera.
In the next post, Arroyave also shows another pic with the poison that joins together in linking White EnsseNences.
Before his new relationship, Arroyave was married to Mellencamp for 13 years. The exes share three children: Slide, 13, Cruz, 11, and Juba, 5. Arroyave also has a daughter from a previous relationship, 15-year-old Bella.
In November 2024, Mellencamp, 44, filed for divorce from Arroyave, citing irreconcilable differences as the reason for their split.
Earlier this month, Arroyave reported that she was dating again with her ongoing divorce.
“I’m in love with somebody, yeah,” Arrroyave said on an October episode of Eheartradio’s “e-Ed” Podcast. “It’s serious.”
At the time, Arroyave did not share any other details about his mystery woman or romance.
Mellencamp, put her health first as she battled Stage IV Melanoma. Mellencamp was diagnosed with Stage II melanoma in 2022, but in February it was revealed that the cancer had spread to her lungs and brain.
While Arroyave and Mellencamp are no longer in a romantic relationship, she has been by his side in treatment.
“It’s been an amazing year for us,” Arroyave reflected on his podcast. “First came the breakup. Then we got cancer about five months after that. Cancer came, and we stopped to [our divorce] until we think that. His life comes first. “
Mellencamp received good news about her condition this month, as her latest scans showed no detectable cancer. However, he will remain on Im-immunotherapy for the near future and, as he explained to fans, there is no technology in what doctors will refer to as “remission.”
To him US of the Week In a cover story, published in April, Mellencamp talked about appreciating the support of her grieving husband.
“I’m very lucky that Edwin, who was in the communities with the divorce from, we put everything. [It] It wasn’t time to fight over e-mails,” he said We. “He was very kind and helpful to the children. That made things a lot easier.”
Mellencamp continues, “He was there for me one hundred percent, he was there for the kids, and we’re back to laughing. We call it the ‘divorce letter.’ And I want to talk [to him] about the type of girls [he’s] I will get married … because if these people are going to take care of my children, this is what I want, and this is the definition of what I don’t want. “
