Brandi Glanville Says 'I'm Sick of the Way I Look' amid Facial Parasite Crisis

Brandi Glanville said she’ll “do anything” to resolve her ongoing health issues, explaining she’s “sick of being sick.”

“I'm sick of hearing myself complain. I'm sick of everything. I'm sick of the way I look. I'm sick of, like, just hiding out in my house,” the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum said on the Jan. 13 episode of her podcast Brandi Glanville Unfiltered.

The reality star, 52, has been open about her recent struggle with a suspected facial parasite, which she believes she contracted in Morocco while filming the Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip. "I feel like it’s s---ing or having babies in my face," Glanville has said about her unidentified parasite, which she says is behind her facial disfigurement.

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On her podcast, she revealed that an unnamed friend told her, “ ‘Oh my God. We so have to get over this, like, health situation, this health talk.’ “ To that, she says, “F— you.”

“I would love to. Do you think I wanna complain? Like, don't call me. This is my story right now,” she said, sharing that “anything that could work, I'm f—ing here for it. I'll do anything at this point.”

The Traitors star said that while she was recording her podcast, she had her feet in a foot bath and “a blue light in my ear.” Glanville has also said she spent $70,000 trying to resolve the facial disfigurement, had her fillers dissolved, and recently underwent CellSound treatment  — therapeutic sound waves — on her face, a procedure she’d previously had on her stomach.

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Glanville also revealed that she’s been speaking to "medical medium" Anthony William, who says he can talk to the "Spirit of Compassion": “I'm down for what he's thinking.”

“I'm sick of being sick. So if it bothers you and you're my friend and you call me and tell me we have to get over this, like, sick talk, I agree. I would like to get over the sickness altogether.”

But, Glanville said, “Let's try to be more positive moving forward. I'm saying that to myself right now … I mean, we have nowhere to go but up.”

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