Angela "Big Ang" Raiola Cancer Battle: 'Mob Wives' Star Dies After 'Dr. Oz' Interview? RUMORS?

MStars News has learned that tere are rumored reports are claiming Angela "Big Ang" Raiola has died just one day after appearing on the Dr. Oz Show. According to Entertainment Tonight, Raiola allegedly "died" at the age of 55.

A family source claimed that the Mob Wives star lost her battle with stage 4 cancer at a hospital on Wednesday. Soon after the report of Big Ang's death went out, Entertainment Tonight UPDATED their site and revealed that the Mob Wives star was not dead.

The new updated statement said: "Though a source close to the family confirmed Angela Raiola's death to ET on Wednesday night, Mob Wives creator and Raiola's sister Jenn Graziano now says, "At this time that is a false rumor. I am here with the entire family and all her friends and they ask for your continued support and prayers. We will keep everyone updated."

Raiola's family quickly released another statement on the reality star's Instagram account that claimed the information was "TOTALLY INACCURATE."

As of right now, Raiola is in the hospital, and is surrounding by her loved ones.

 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE!

A photo posted by biggangvh1 (@biggangvh1) on Feb 17, 2016 at 7:27pm PST

Mob Wives' Twitter account also tweeted that they were not confirming such news.

@MobWivesSupport ET, Hollywood Life, Shade Room & etc have reported Big Ang's passing, but I'm not ready to confirm it. — Mob Wives (@MobWivesSupport) February 18, 2016

MStars News has been keeping up with Raiola's cancer battle since she learned of her diagnosis last year. The reality star tearfully told Dr. Oz that her family was helping her get through the hard times.

"I look at my kids and my grandchildren and I know how much they need me." She added, "My daughter lives with me with her kids and her husband, so I'm very close to my grandchildren. My sons' kids always sleep over."

Ang also revealed that she had left her husband, Neil Murphy because he hasn't really been supportive during her cancer battle.

"I felt like he never stepped up to the plate, so I was done with it," Raiola explained. "Now, it's too late. I would rather be by myself. I would rather be alone."

MStars News hopes Big Ang pulls through. Our thoughts and prayers are with her and her family.