Briana Culberson Is Expecting Her Fourth Child
The daughter of RHOC alum Vicki Gunvalson's family is growing.
The Real Housewives of Orange County alum Briana Culberson is pregnant. The news was shared on Instagram over the weekend — and you can bet her mom Vicki Gunvalson is excited about the news.
Vicki liked the Instagram announcement, which featured a photo of a family of safety pins that included a safety pin that was bent to look pregnant with a green safety pin inside the bump (we're guessing the family wants to keep the news on if they will have another son or their first daughter a secret). The post was captioned, "The grand finale coming March!"
Briana is already a mom to three sons: Owen, Troy, and Hank, who was born back in November 2020. On Instagram earlier this year, Briana posted a photo of her three kids and shared that they are "my reasons for breathing."
In the same post, she shared how a healthier lifestyle has affected her life as a mom. "Living with lupus is tough and complicated. But I’ve learned to prioritize my health so that I can be a better mom, wife, and nurse. In the 3 [plus] years since starting keto, my health has greatly improved. I’m able to be a happier, more present mom to these 3 boys," she wrote. "Every day isn’t perfect but I’m making every day count."
In another Instagram post from the summer, she called her family "My reason for it all!" She added, "I’m so grateful for these guys that keep me going."
It's been a busy 2021 for Briana and her family, who moved to Illinois earlier this year after living in North Carolina for several years.
In fact, Grandma Vicki can't get over how quickly the time is flying by. "Look at my beautiful 3 grandsons and how fast they are growing up. Troy will be 9 in September, Owen just turned 7 and Hank is 9 months," she recently shared on Instagram. "I love them to the moon and back."
Back in May, Briana appeared on a special episode of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen and shared an update on her career as a nurse and how patients react to seeing her. "Sometimes it's hard as a nighttime ER nurse for people to come to the ER at 2:30 in the morning and see me as their nurse," Briana said. "And some people are a little shocked, and I have to remind them that this is my real job, and that's just something that my family did."
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