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Real Housewife of Beverly Hills, Brandi Glanville

While you may recognize her as the newest trouble stirring beauty on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, this little vixen has been in the spotlight for years! As a teenager, Glanville’s gorgeous all American looks led her to the runways of Paris, the pages of Glamour and Cosmopolitan magazine as well as many of the top design houses in the business. It wasn’t until years later however, that a friendly introduction from Adrienne Maloof led her into the reality circus in stilettos known as The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

When asked about the drama that’s been in full-force since she joined the cast, Glanville said, “I am just being myself. I refuse to take any BS from any of the other ladies or be treated like a second-class citizen. I am who I am, and that is what you see on TV.” While I must admit I do not tune into every single episode, I have seen the show enough times to know that while others criticize Glanville for her balls to the wall attitude, it is completely necessary and just one of the many reasons why we love to turn on and tune in.

If Brandi Glanville’s incomparable personality weren’t enough for you to grow green with envy, her flawless physique certainly will be. The leggy blonde admits that while she was able to spend her runway days diet and workout free, now that she’s a little older she does have to work at it. To keep that long and lean appearance, she does power pilates three times a week with trainer Amanda Gold. Glanville also takes the stairs whenever possible while being mindful to engage her booty with every step. Another workout bonus for Brandi is her love of high heels. “I wear high heels a lot and that is like doing a leg work out all day long,” she says.

In addition to workouts and reality shows, Glanville has her own reality to manage; being mama to two young boys. She stresses that taking time for yourself and doing things that you love is the key to finding balance. She also encourages mothers to take the time to bring on some gorgeous. “I think that getting out of your gym clothes or baggy jeans and putting on a little lip gloss and mascara is important,” she says. “When you pass by the mirror, you need to be happy and proud of the person smiling back at you!” Not bad advice from a woman who has powered through her obstacles; both personally and professionally, and emerged more beautiful and confident than before!

Sian Bitner-Kearney

Editor