RHOC’s Braunwyn Windham-Burke’s daughter Rowan, 17, rushed to ER, ending star’s Palm Springs getaway with husband Sean
REAL Housewives of Orange Country star Braunwyn Windham-Burke’s daughter had to be rushed to the ER over the weekend. The sudden family emergency forced the housewife to end her Palm Springs vacation with her husband early. Braunwyn, 47, took to Instagram stories on Sunday to reveal she had to rush her daughter Rowan, 17, to […]
REAL Housewives of Orange Country star Braunwyn Windham-Burke’s daughter had to be rushed to the ER over the weekend.
The sudden family emergency forced the housewife to end her Palm Springs vacation with her husband early.
Braunwyn, 47, took to Instagram stories on Sunday to reveal she had to rush her daughter Rowan, 17, to the hospital the night before.
The mom of seven told fans while in bed: “So, update on our night away, we got a phone call from our nanny that Rowan had fallen and gashed her leg.
“They headed to the ER so we came home. She’s fine, she’s fine and she got stitches.
“She’s fine, but mom life! Luckily I was drinking yesterday so we got home, drove home.
“We had the best time before that but what do they say about best life plans?”
Previous to the health update, Braunwyn had been enjoying the beach and sun as she took a small vacation with her husband Sean and gal pals.
She had ventured just “25 minutes up the coast” to Huntington Beach to get away for a few days for a short “retreat.”
Braunwyn and husband Sean share seven kids – daughters Bella, Rowan, Koa and Hazel and sons Jacob, Caden and Curran.
She joined RHOC as a main cast member in season 14, which aired from August to December 2019.
Recently, the TV personality slammed Bravo, the network that runs her show, for not speaking out more about the Black Lives Matter movement.
The 42-year-old reposted a message written and co-signed by 13 Bravo fan accounts demanding the network use its platform for change.
The statement read: “We represent the many thousands of fans who are demanding that Bravo use their television platform to strongly stand with the Black Lives Matter movement.
“Since George Floyd’s murder, and in the days that followed, we have been disheartened to see nothing more than lip service paid to the Black Lives Matter movement on Bravo social media.”
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The letter added: “Bravo is a television network, with the power to air this conversation on the widest available platform.
“This panel must air on the network itself. Why rely on social media alone at such a pivotal time? Black Lives Matter. Including Bravo talent and viewership. Bravo has a platform and a voice. Own it.”
When resharing the letter on her own social media account, Braunwyn noted that “they have a point” and tagged the official Bravo account.