Lisa Vanderpump's Husband Comments On Recent Horse Riding Accident

Lisa Vanderpump may never ride horses again.

The reality TV star and restauranter was horseback riding on Sunday, January 30, before the animal got spooked and bucked her off of its back.

Lisa went flying into the air, over the horse’s head and landed on her back. She suffered a badly broken leg and was in emergency surgery on Tuesday, February 1, to have plates, hardware and stints put in to fix.

According to Lisa’s husband, Ken Todd, the former ‘Real Housewife’ will most likely never ride again.

TMZ caught up with Ken on Tuesday. He revealed her leg is broken in three places and the doctors would be using plates and screws to fix it.

The concerned husband went on to tell the outlet, “I think maybe that was her last ride. I wouldn’t let her ride again.”

This wasn’t Lisa’s first time working with the horse of even riding it. Ken explained the horse and Lisa had a “gentle,” “perfect” and “amazing” past together before Sunday’s accident.

“I was there,” he told the outlet. “When I saw her thrown off, I couldn’t believe it. I was in shock. I ran over there, and she was just on the floor, and she knew that she’d broken her leg straightaway.”

Lisa will be down for the count anywhere from eight to ten weeks according to Ken.

He also said she’ll need to go through the physical therapy process, among other healing methods.

To start off the new year, Lisa revealed on Instagram that she had contracted COVID-19.

The Blast previously told you about her diagnosis.

It appears this is the first time since the deadly virus broke out in 2020 that the former ‘Real Housewife’ has gotten it.

She posted a sad looking emoji of herself to Instagram on Tuesday, January 11 to announce she tested positive for COVID-19.

Lisa captioned the drawing, “Agh it finally got me… #covid_19.”

Fans were quick to send well wishes and a speedy recovery to the restauranter.

“Hope Feel Better and A Speedy Recovery,” one fan wrote.

“Feel better soon Lisa,” another replied.

One person was very helpful and suggested what she should eat and drink the next few days.

“Lots of vitamin C 1000mg, lots of water, lots of chicken soup. It will be over in no time. Especially if inoculated,” they wrote.

Back in September 2021, Lisa posted a photo of herself at a table full of friends for her birthday. She captioned the snapshot, “A magical evening for my birthday. All #tested #vaccinated and #inebriated.”

There looked to be about 20+ people in attendance.

She was also criticized by a fellow ‘Housewife’s’ former fiancé.

Vicki Gunvalson’s ex-fiancé, Steve Lodge, came after Lisa in August for requiring patrons of TomTom Restaurant & Bar to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test.

Lodge took to Instagram to slam the “Pump” restaurant owner for invading privacy.

“Whatever happened to the right of privacy of your health records?” Lodge asked in a video. “I guess someone forgot to tell them that vaccinated people can also spread and get COVID.”

It is true that vaccinated people can get and spread COVID, but at the time the CDC said data showed that over 97% of people who end up in the hospital with the virus were unvaccinated.

Lisa isn’t the only vaccinated celebrity to recently get RONA.

Whoopi Goldberg, Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie all recently tested positive for the virus and had to stay home from their high-profile jobs.

Whoopi contracted the virus over the holiday season, and her diagnosis was made by Joy Behar on the January 3 episode of “The View.”

She called into the show and told her co-hosts she was feeling great, and her case of COVID was “mild.”

Hoda tested positive in early January and took to social media to let her fans know she’s vaxxed, boosted and still got the virus.

Despite testing positive, the TV personality is staying optimistic and even took to Twitter on Thursday to give fans an update on her health status.

“Thx for well wishes! Feeling good.. ❤️ cant wait to see you all when I am in the clear! Xo,” she informed fans.

On Monday, January 10, Guthrie revealed she tested positive and is broadcasting from home.