Lisa Vanderpump Makes 'Miraculous Recovery' Following Horse Riding Accident

Lisa Vanderpump is back and better than ever following her January accident.

At the beginning of the year, the reality TV star was horseback riding her horse of six-years.

Something went terribly wrong and the horse bucked LV off. She went flying through the air and when she landed, her leg was broken.

Now, four months later, the restauranter is on the mend and back in her high heels.

While speaking to Entertainment Tonight, Vanderpump said, “I'm back in heels. That was my target for the opening.”

LV recently opened her new Las Vegas restaurant, Vanderpump á Paris.

"Miraculous recovery," she added. "I had four fractures. I had a plate, five pins, and two screws — but I'm here and I'm walking."

On Sunday, April 24, LV posted a video of the big celebration at Vanderpump á Paris.

She captioned the video, “WE DID IT THE FRENCH WAY! What an incredible week that culminated in a spectacular Grand Opening celebration at @VanderpumpParis! Thank you to the amazing team at @caesarsentertainment for trusting us with this space and helping make the grand opening party incredible! Thank you to our wonderful staff and all that came from near & far to be a part of this memorable night! Oh and for turning the Eiffel Tower pink for me!!!”

In a separate post she gushed over the experience of bringing her Parisian restaurant to life.

“Creating @VanderpumpParis has truly been a labor of love, and working with my partner @nickalain has been an incredible experience once again. Every inch of this space is designed by us, with unique, bespoke creations we have dreamed up and made in the @vanderpumpalain factory,” she wrote. “The restaurant truly feels like an old courtyard in Paris, and we can’t wait for you to experience the beautiful and unusual decor, the delicious and whimsical drinks, and the decadent and Parisian inspired menu. It will truly be a magical experience! #VanderpumpParis #NowOpen.”

Some famous faces in attendance at the grand opening included Lance Bass, Tom Schwartz, Lala Kent, Scheana Shay, James Kennedy and Katie Maloney.

At the time of her accident, Ken Todd told TMZ that LV may never ride again.

"I think maybe that was her last ride," he said of his wife. "I would never ride again. This is our horse, a gentle, gentle horse. Cabala horse — perfect, perfect. He was amazing. Something spooked him, and you never know when that's gonna happen. I was there. 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 straight away."

In February, “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum took to Instagram and gave followers an update on her health following the riding accident.

The reality star added photos of the bouquets she received at home.

“Thank you for all the well wishes and beautiful flowers, I am doing much better after surgery!” Vanderpump wrote in the caption.

“4 fractures in my leg and a badly bruised back, but I am on the road to recovery!” she continued. “I will be back in the saddle of life soon!”