Tyler Henry underwent yet another brain surgery recently — but he says things are looking good.
The celebrity medium, 29, took to social media over the weekend to share a health update with his fans, who already know that Henry had undergone a second surgery in six months.
“Hi, everyone. Breaking news! I am healing well,” Henry posted on Instagram Saturday, Dec. 6. “I did have another brain surgery, but they were finally able to remove the cyst that has lived with me since I was born. Talk about an unwanted roommate, now evicted.”
His post continues, “Prognosis is great, but the recovery demands a lot of rest and no work for a bit. I’m rescheduling pretty much every event leading up ’till February. Can’t wait to be back and better than ever. This has been a weight on me for a long time and it’s amazing to finally be free of it. Love to you all and happy holidays!”
Fans and celebrity friends quickly filled the comments section of Henry’s post, showing their support for the former Hollywood Medium host. “Sending you so much love and healing vibes! ✨🫶🏻🩷,” content creator Lauren Paley wrote, while Holly Robinson Peete commented, “Heal, baby heal!! ❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽”
Last month, Henry’s husband Clint Godwin announced in an Instagram post that the TV personality had undergone the third successful surgery on his brain tumor. He mentioned Henry’s previous surgery in May, writing, “Over the past month, symptoms of swelling slowly returned.” Godwin went on to thank everyone who had sent their well-wishes to Henry and their family.
The Life After Death star was pretty open about his surgery back in May, even featuring a photo of himself smiling in his hospital bed afterwards. “Brain surgery was a success!” he captioned the Instagram post. The psychic went on to explain that he’d “had a colloid tumor” removed from his brain, while also signaling that “not much” would change with his virtual readings while he recovered.
This story was originally published by Parade on Dec 7, 2025, where it first appeared in the News section. Add Parade as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
