Brandi Glanville reveals a revealing photo, stating that her illness has affected her appearance.

Brandi Glanville is not holding back.

Over the weekend, the former model-turned-reality star shared on social media her health issues, detailing her struggles after posting a photo of her current appearance.

Glanville posted a video on Instagram last week of a Cameo she had filmed for a fan. In the caption, she stated that it had been over a year since she had been dealing with health issues and had not been able to keep up with videos, but she was back on Cameo.

In a post on X, formerly Twitter, she refuted the theory that her health issues were caused by Botox or fillers, despite being open about using them in the past.

"Former 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star reveals an old cameo as a way to promote her return after a year-plus hiatus. She shares her appearance and reasons for taking a break in her next post, urging haters to 'suck it.' "

She then shared an unfiltered photo of her face.

Numerous individuals expressed their sympathy over the difficulties she has been encountering, while several inquired about the reasons behind her physical transformation.

"I wish I knew I've been in & out of the hospital this past year 1/2 spent almost every dollar I have trying to figure it out. Some Dr.'s say I have a parasite that jumps around my face. Some say it's stress induced edema. I personally say it's Bravo."

In January, Glanville was sued by fellow "Real Housewives" star Caroline Manzo for sexual assault, even though Manzo didn't name Glanville as a defendant. Instead, Manzo sued Bravo, accusing the network of hiring Glanville despite knowledge of her questionable behavior.

Glanville and Manzo filmed a season of "The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip" in Morocco with other women from the show, where an alleged assault occurred. Despite this, Glanville shared on Sunday that her behavior on the trip was not worse than anything else she did on the show.

"This is 100 times worse than anything that happened in Morocco," she wrote, "and my life has been ruined for no reason. I've spent all of my money on Dr.!My health is ruined. My looks are ruined AND I was rehired because of this behavior for The Morocco girls trip."

Glanville has been considering taking legal action against Bravo in addition to being named in Manzo's suit against the network. She accused "Real Housewives" host and executive producer Andy Cohen of sexual harassment and claimed she was going to sue Bravo, writing on X in July, "This stress has ruined my health. I have uncontrollable stress induced angio-edema I havent worked for a year & half." Then, in October, she claimed her lawyers "dumped me."

Earlier this year, a Bravo spokesperson informed Entertainment Weekly that the network conducted an "outside investigation" into the allegations and found Glanville's claims to be "unsubstantiated." Cohen has stated that the comments made to Glanville were made "in jest," but that "it was totally inappropriate and I apologize."

Earlier this year, Glanville revealed to Entertainment Tonight that her health issues started in August.

"She explained that she has experienced health problems that have impacted her ability to speak. Her ability to taste food, her face would swell up, and she would frequently experience anaphylactic shock, which is a severe allergic reaction. Despite seeing seven doctors, their response to her condition was that it was stress-induced angioedema."

Glanville did not promptly reply to Planet Chronicle Digital's inquiry for comment, despite consistently refuting Manzo's accusations against her.