Brandi Glanville still hasn’t forgotten about her vaginal rejuvenation surgery after becoming a mom.
“I was with Dr. [David] Matlock. He was the pioneer for the surgery,” Glanville, 53, claimed on the July 2 episode of her “Unfiltered” podcast. “He was the original doctor to do it.”
The former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star said she had “the actual surgery” in 2009 before suggesting women today have more non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation options.
“That was the only way I could stop f***ing my ex-husband was to be a virgin again,” she explained to podcast cohost James Maas about her decision to get the surgery. “You know, I spit out two kids and [Eddie Cibrian] made a comment like, ‘It’s not what it used to be.’”
Glanville and Cibrian — who share two sons — were married in 2001 but split in 2009. While Glanville remains single, Cibrian went on to marry country singer LeAnn Rimes in 2011.
According to the Cleveland Clinic, vaginal rejuvenation is a broad term for procedures that address the look or feel of one’s vagina. Many patients can choose from both surgical and nonsurgical options today, including CO2 laser and the orgasm shot.
It’s important to speak with a trusted medical professional before getting any procedure.
This isn’t the first time Glanville has spoken out about her vaginal rejuvenation surgery. In her debut memoir Drinking and Tweeting, which was released in 2013, the Bravo star discussed the “pretty intense surgery” that cost nearly $12,000.
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“A brand new vagina would be an Eddie-free vagina,” she wrote. “I understand that, to many of you, this may seem like an extreme measure to cut someone out of your life. But I’ve always been an extreme kind of girl, with extreme emotions.”
Glanville continued, “I decided that since Eddie had ruined my vagina for me, he could pay for a new one. A week after the vaginal rejuvenation surgery, he was on the phone screaming, ‘What the f*** cost you $12,000? Did you get a nose job?’ I responded simply, ‘Yes. A nose job.’ And I hung up.”
The best-selling author has also been open about the highs and lows of her plastic surgery procedures. Glanville previously shared her struggles with a face parasite, which she thinks could’ve been a result of her breast implants rupturing and infecting her body.
She continues to document her health battles through her open and honest podcast.
