Does Sunhe from 'Smothered' Have Breast Cancer? She Discovered a Lump

Does Sunhe from 'Smothered' Have Breast Cancer? She Discovered a Lump

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On top of the drama that comes with being a 32-year-old, engaged woman with a closer-than-what's-generally-socially-acceptable relationship with her mother, Angelica is facing a serious medical scare alongside Sunhe.

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"My mom has to go to the doctor because she found a lump on her breast," Angelica tells the camera in a teaser clip before it cuts to the mother and daughter, who are presumably at Sunhe's appointment together.

"You've always been there for me. Let me be here for you," Angelica tells her mom.

"I'm so scared," a crying Sunhe says as Angelica comforts her, before the clip ends.

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In another teaser, an emotional Angelica says to the camera, "If my mom is sick, I would drop everything to take care of her. Because I know she would do the same for me."

That's when a doctor enters the exam room, where Sunhe and Angelica are holding hands. "So I have your results," the physician tells them before the camera cuts to shots of the somber-looking mother and daughter.

"Angelica is my whole life, she is every love song that I hear…I just don’t want to leave her behind," Sunhe laments on the the show.

It's a nail-biting cliffhanger, for sMothered fans, no doubt. Viewers were dying to know: Does Sunhe really have breast cancer?

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Unfortunately, if you take a look at Sunhe and Angelica's shared Instagram account (because they share everything, remember?), it doesn't seem they have posted any spoilers about Sunhe's health either way. It looks like fans will just have to tune into the next episode to find out for sure.

Catch new episodes of sMothered at 10 p.m. (EST) on Sundays on TLC.

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