Brandi Glanville said her daily IV routine now runs 18 hours and has left her “so skinny right now.” On Sept. 6, the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum described a treatment schedule that starts at 4 o’clock and continues overnight.
“I feel like death. I look like death,” she said in the video, adding, “I can’t eat because the things I do decreases my food.” For readers following her health updates, the detail that matters is not just the length of the regimen but how completely it dominates the day.
Imipenum and the PICC line
Glanville said one of the medications is Imipenum, which she starts at 4 o’clock and carries through the night. She also said a nurse comes four hours a day in the evenings to handle her other IV, and that she had to learn to do the setup with the nurse.
She wrote in a Sept. 7 caption that she has a PICC line, hours of IV medication, and is “still fighting to get whatever is in my face OUT.” That is the clearest sign that the treatment is not a short course or a one-off checkup; it is a daily routine built around access, medication, and monitoring.
Sept. 7 leaves one question
In the same post, Glanville said she is “not ready to share that part just yet” even though she knows people want to know exactly what she is dealing with. In a follow-up video, she added that the only time she leaves her house is to do her podcast, which shows how narrow her day has become while she manages the treatment.
That restraint leaves the story where it should be: with a public update that is specific about the regimen and careful about the diagnosis. She has said she wants to show what it has taken to get here; for now, the practical takeaway is that the treatment is intense, ongoing, and centered on a PICC line that consumes most of her waking hours.
