Brandi Glanville named her facial parasite “Caroline,” the same name as her “Real Housewives” nemesis, Caroline Manzo.
The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum took to TikTok on Sunday to give an update on her facial disfigurement, where she revealed she burned her face with Nair in an attempt to kill the parasite.
In the graphic video, the reality star explained that she used the hair-removal cream as an exfoliant because it “pisses Caroline off” or “whoever’s living in [her] face.”
Glanville, 52, encouraged her fans to use Nair as a cheaper remedy for “peels and lasers” but warned them not to leave it on for seven minutes like she did, which resulted in severe burns and damaged skin.
“Nair is the fountain of youth. I figured it out. But I over did it,” she admitted.
Concerned fans flooded the comment section begging the mom of two to stop using Nair and to go see a doctor. A few eagle-eyed fans noticed the telling name that she gave the parasite.
“CAROLINE,” one fan pointed out in the comments.
“Caroline has everything better than Brandi. EVERYTHING!!” another added.
Reps for Glanville and Manzo were not immediately available to Page Six for comment.
In January 2023, both of the reality stars left the Morocco set of “The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip” after Manzo accused Glanville of sexual assault during filming.
Page Six learned the following month that the former model gave Manzo “unwanted kisses” and allegedly touched her chest and genital area as well.
The “Real Housewives of New Jersey” alum filed a lawsuit against Bravo in January 2024, claiming that the network encouraged Glanville’s “sexually offensive and harassing content.”
In court documents obtained by Page Six in April 2024, an executive producer of “RHUGT” claimed that the “Manzo’d with Children” alum felt “disrespected” by Glanville but wasn’t “sexually violated” by her.
Manzo graphically detailed the alleged assault at the hands of Glanville in a signed affidavit filed in May 2024.
“When Glanville was sexually assaulting me on the sofa, she was rubbing her vagina on me. The producers just watched and kept filming,” she wrote.
Manzo amended her complaint in June 2025, adding disability discrimination and is seeking injunctive relief. Bravo tried to dismiss the lawsuit, but it is still currently ongoing, per the “Bravo Docket” podcast.
Due to the allegations and ongoing legal proceedings, the highly anticipated season of “RHUG” is indefinitely delayed to air.
Glanville has vehemently denied all of Manzo’s “absurd” claims and has said that the sexual assault allegations made her contemplate suicide.
“It’s ruined my life,” she shared on Tori Spelling’s “Misspelling” podcast in April. “Those six months, I was in a fetal position on my couch, contemplating suicide [and I was] being called horrible things.”
“All my jobs were canceled,” she continued. “The narrative when we got back from Morocco was I was fired for being inappropriate with Caroline Manzo, and I wasn’t.”
“It went from ‘gave her a lap dance’ to ‘kissed her unwantingly’ to ‘sexually harrassed her’ and then to rape,” the author recalled. “I was supposed to go to Australia after [filming the show]. I had all these jobs lined up, and everything was canceled. It wasn’t even – I’m like, ‘Just wait for the show to air at least, like, come on.’”
The “Celebrity Apprentice” alum also shared that she joined OnlyFans to make up for the lost income but had to stop doing that once her face “started being crazy.”
Between the sexual assault allegations and her “spreading” undiagnosed facial condition, Glanville concluded that “it’s just been a really tough time.”