Brandi Glanville revealed she’s “feeling so much better” in her latest health update after she shared that her suspected facial parasite left her experiencing money troubles.
“It’s been a slow process, but I’m finally getting back to my normal routine and feeling like myself again,” the “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum told Us Weekly on Monday.
Glanville, 53, told the outlet that she recently moved to a new home that “feels like a fresh start.”
“The new space has really helped me reset and focus on creating a calmer, more positive environment for myself.”
When asked what she was most excited to experience as she turns over this new leaf, the reality star said: “Honestly, the peace. I’m enjoying keeping things simple, spending more time at home and really taking care of myself.”
The update is a positive turnaround after the “Real Housewives” star shared that she felt like “such a loser” due to her mounting medical costs.
“I’m paying the minimum on my credit cards. I’ve exhausted my savings,” the former reality star told Us Weekly in August.
“At my age, I feel like such a loser in a way, because I was taking care of everything,” she said. “I was together. I had great credit. Now I’m scared about every little thing.”
At the time, Glanville estimated that she had spent at least $130,000 on her medical bills in total since her facial disfigurement appeared last year.
Glanville has undergone a number of procedures including several biopsies to treat her skin issue. Though, she shocked fans earlier that month when one of her home remedies left her skin brutally burned.
The Bravolebrity revealed in a TikTok that she attempted to exfoliate her face with Nair hair removal cream.
“I was just going down every rabbit hole, and my face loved exfoliation. It was like, ‘OK, I’m gonna get whatever this is out,’” Glanville said of the incident elsewhere in her August interview.
“So I would exfoliate, like, five times a day, and I wouldn’t even put moisturizer on and it was back to oily — and I never had oily skin,” she continued. “If Nair dissolves hair, maybe, it’ll dissolve whatever’s in my skin.”
While the burn looked especially gnarly, Glanville explained that the damage “looked like [her] face was scorched when really it was just a little bit pink.”
