Maria Menounos reveals harrowing new health scare: ‘Almost died in my sleep’

Television personality Maria Menounos has once again opened up about her grueling battle with her health, sharing a chilling account of a recent incident where she nearly lost her life. Taking to Instagram, the 46 year old revealed that complications related to her Type 1 diabetes led to a terrifying near miss during the night. While posting about the frustrations of dealing with malfunctioning equipment for her continuous glucose monitor, Menounos admitted that she almost died in her sleep, adding bluntly that she is feeling exhausted by the constant stress of managing the condition.

This latest scare is just one chapter in what has become a relentless decade of medical challenges for the former E! News host. Long before this recent episode, Menounos faced a daunting diagnosis when a golf ball sized benign brain tumor was discovered while she was caring for her terminally ill mother. That discovery led to an intensive seven hour surgery and forced her to step away from her high profile hosting duties to focus on recovery. Her resilience was tested further in 2023 when doctors found a rare pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor shortly before she welcomed her daughter via surrogate, resulting in another massive operation to remove the mass along with several organs.

Despite these repeated traumas, Menounos has transformed her personal suffering into a public mission for health advocacy. Through her podcast, Heal Squad, she encourages others to prioritize early detection and speak up for their own medical needs. By sharing the raw details of her journey alongside those of her family members who also face chronic illnesses, she hopes to provide a roadmap for others navigating similar crises. For Menounos, every miracle escape serves as a reminder that catching health issues early can truly be the difference between life and death.

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