Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Brandi Glanville Admits She's Dating a Couple of Guys
“I’ve been getting injections since I was 25,” Brandi, 40, reveals to Life & Style, on newsstands now. “And I got a liquid nose job after I broke my nose in 2009. But I haven’t had anything else done to my face.”
After two kids, Brandi tells Life & Style of her B-cup breast augmentation, “I didn’t want them porn-style or anything crazy. My breast implants made me feel like myself again — womanly and secure.”
Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Star Brandi Glanville Wears Sexy Cleavage-Baring Dress
Insisting she limits Botox to twice a year and would never have a face-lift, Brandi does estimate that her shots, vaginal refurb and $12,000 boob job have totaled around $30,000!
Brandi Glanville Spent More Than $23,500 On Plastic Surgeries
For the first time the reality star is opening up about the procedures she’s had over the years, including such biggies as a breast augmentation and vaginal rejuvenation. Find out the laundry list below!
If you’ve seen Brandi Glanville, 40, on RHOBH, than you know she tells it like it is. Well, in her new memoir, Drinking and Tweeting, she confesses her plastic surgery history. In addition to an $11,500 breast augmentation Brandi had a $12,000 vaginal rejuvenation.
Brandi Glanville’s Plastic Surgery Confessions
Additionally, Brandi admits, “Botox has been a part of my life for 15 years,” as well as extensive fillers, facials and peels. Her most extreme procedure: A vaginal rejuvenation surgery performed by Dr. David Matlock, which she charged to ex-husband Eddie Cibrian after her left her for LeAnn Rimes. Of the procedure, Brandi says, “Eddie knows that he has never touched the ‘new’ me, and that gives me so much joy.”
“I get a spray tan every week. I also have issues like adult acne and Melasma (patches of skin discoloration) since I’ve had my kids, so I try everything—lasers, photo facials—and I wear hats all the time to protect myself from sun.”
However, Eddie Cibrian’s ex-wife wants to make it clear that, although she frequently gets beauty treatments and has small procedures, she isn’t plastic and resents being referred to as such. She says: “People have said horrible things like I’m ‘plastic’ and I’m a bad mom. I think after three years of hearing it I have just developed a thick skin. I think it’s human nature, and I know what they say isn’t true so I’ve learned to not take it to heart.”
She adds: ‘Having grown up modeling, I’m very self-aware of my physical appearance. It’s hard to grow older, especially in this town where everyone is perfect! They’re all 20 years old and gorgeous and I’m now in same dating pool as them, yikes, it’s really hard! This town makes you insecure.”
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