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Season 20 of The Real Housewives of Orange County is currently airing, and devastating news has emerged about a former cast member.

Specifically, Jeana Keough, 70, has revealed she is battling cancer and a GoFundMe has been set up to help with her massive medical costs. Vicki Gunvalson, 64, appeared on SiriusXM’s Jeff Lewis Live to update host Jeff Lewis on Jeana's condition, explaining how it began with a misdiagnosis by a dentist: “She went to the dentist," Vicki said. "They said, 'Oh, your tooth is shifting in the back. We're just going to shave it down.'” However, three months later, Jeana returned for further treatment and was told the original diagnosis was incorrect. As a result, she underwent surgery to remove half of her tongue due to tongue cancer.

Jeana's doctors then wanted to examine her lymph nodes, which led to the alarming revelation that the cancer had spread to stage three. Currently, Jeana has been hospitalized for three weeks and has struggled to eat or drink anything due to the effects of chemotherapy, radiation, and immunotherapy.

In light of these extraordinary circumstances, a GoFundMe campaign has been started to support Jeana's medical expenses. According to Vicki, Jeana owns two houses in Florida, but the real estate market in the state has decreased significantly since she purchased those properties. Additionally, Jeana receives a small pension from Matt and social security benefits, but these income sources alone do not suffice to cover her living expenses in Coto De Caza, where she rents a house.

Vicki also addressed being hacked, sharing that some of her bank accounts were targeted recently, with hackers adding their name to one account and writing checks totaling $192,000. Fortunately, however, the bank honored the money thanks to FDIC insurance. Nonetheless, Vicki expressed concern that the cyberattack may be more extensive, stating, "I'm in an FBI ring. They've taken everything. even my pretty flower." She hired a cybersecurity team to investigate the incident, noting they are worried that ransom demands might follow soon, requiring them to secure all computers used by her nine employees.

The entire ordeal has left both Jeana and Vicki feeling overwhelmed, with Vicki clarifying that she made donations and encouraged others to contribute as well, acknowledging that questions surrounding her own involvement arose but assuring everyone that her actions stemmed from genuine goodwill towards Jeana.