She broke her leg after falling from a horse just over a month ago.
But Lisa Vanderpump doesn’t let that stop her from expanding her empire.
The 61-year-old reality TV star posted a photo of herself working on her new Las Vegas The Vanderpump à Paris restaurant as she sat on her scooter with her dog Harrison.
“Well, we’re still doing the work!” Lisa Vanderpump continues to expand her empire despite a recent leg injury.
“Well, we’re still doing the work!” Lisa captioned the post on Saturday along with the tag and hashtags “@vanderpumpparis #vanderpumpparis #vanderpumpalain”.
In the photo, a radiant Lisa sits cross-armed on a shiny red scooter while her sweater-clad dog rides around in a basket.
The Bravo star looked stunning in a pinstripe blazer and jeans with an injured booted foot.
Lizaa broken leg is recovering from a riding accident in January. The star told exclusively last month that her healing is “ahead of schedule.”
On the mend! Bravolebrity was seen in Los Angeles for treatment in mid-February after undergoing surgery to repair four broken legs.
Bravolebrity has been seen everywhere in Los Angeles for treatment in mid-February after surgery to repair four leg fractures.
A true arbiter of luxury, LVP wasn’t about to let silly things like a walking cast get in the way of her style, and she wore rhinestone-encrusted high heels.
“I feel much better thanks to Dr. [Kenneth] Jung and his brilliant talents as an orthopedic surgeon,” Lisa said exclusively. “It was such a devastating fall and fracture, I’m just so happy and grateful that I didn’t break my back.”
On January 30, Lisa was hospitalized after an incident that occurred while she was riding her beloved horse, HRH Prince Tardon, at the Paddock Riding Club in Los Feliz, Los Angeles..
Striking a Pose: The Bravo star looked stunning at World Dog Day in West Hollywood in 2021.
“I was galloping and my beautiful horse fell, cutting his magnificent nose, and I landed with a broken leg in four places, but I was so worried that I broke my back,” she recalled.
“When the horse fell, it jumped over me after I landed on the ground,” Lisa continued, adding: “I am happy to report that HRH Prince Tardon is doing well now.”
Under Dr. Jung’s care at Cedars-Sinai, Lisa underwent surgery to repair her leg injury.
“At first my back was so badly bruised, but it is healing very well,” she said. ‘Doctor. Jung told me that I was progressing very well and ahead of schedule. I definitely won’t let this get the best of me.
Healing: “Of course it hurts,” she explained. “But I do physiotherapy, massage, constantly apply ice and walk on crutches. Now I can put 25% of my weight on my leg’; Vanderpump pictured in January 2020.
Despite the pain of her recovery, matriarch Vanderpump Rule looked as glamorous as she always did this week when she stepped out to grab lunch and pay a visit to the doctor.
Lisa wore a long-sleeved black knit sweater dress that accentuated her slender waist with a black leather belt.
The celebrity restaurateur completed the sophisticated look with black tights and black suede boots with a massive heel covered with crystals on the left leg. Her right foot was securely tucked into a gray plastic walking boot.
Lisa, who always prefers hot pink, wore a purple Chanel bag.
“Of course it hurts,” she explained. “But I do physiotherapy, massage, constantly apply ice and walk on crutches. Now I can put 25% of my weight on my leg.”
‘Reunited and it feels so good’: Vanderpump posed with her horse HRH Prince Tardon as she visited the stables after her injury
“I never thought two weeks ago that I would be so much better today,” she continued. “I have received so much wonderful support from Ken and my kids and friends. I’m so grateful.
The Vanderpump Dogs philanthropist’s support system was more than evident after the operation, as she was showered with flowers and well wishes during her recovery.
Lisa took to Instagram to express her heartfelt gratitude: “Thank you for all the wishes and beautiful flowers, after the operation I feel much better!”
She continued: “I have 4 broken legs and a bad back bruise, but I am on the road to recovery!” The restaurant mogul concluded, “I’ll be back in the saddle of life soon!”
The star shared five images of the many gorgeous flower arrangements she received as she continues to recover.
Bravo sensation: Lisa starred in The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and even starred in her own show, Vanderpump Rules, which chronicled the antics of waiters working at her restaurants.
“I wish her a speedy recovery so they can ride again soon,” Vanderpump publicist Phil Lobel said in a statement to .
Lobel said the horse Vanderpump was riding at the time of the incident is named Prince Tardon and that she acquired the stallion “about 7 years ago” after seeing the horse at the Cavalia show in Orange County, California.
“She has owned and ridden horses all her life, and the producers gave her a tour of the stables at the show and introduced her to Tardon, the horse they were about to retire,” Lobel said.
Lobel said that “riding is one of the constant pleasures in [Vanderpump’s] life”, and that Prince Tardon “even understands Lisa’s commands in French”, adding: “It’s a mutual admiration”.
Meanwhile, Lisa has updated DailMail.com on the construction progress of her long-awaited new Las Vegas restaurant, Vanderpump à Paris.
“As they say in England, a good woman can’t keep up, and I promise that I will open Vanderpump à Paris in Las Vegas VERY soon,” she said.
Lisa and husband Ken Todd first announced the expansion of their Las Vegas empire back in July, following the incredible success of Caesars Palace’s Vanderpump Cocktail Garden.
Vanderpump à Paris will combine great food, bespoke drinks and a luxurious atmosphere inspired by the City of Lights in Las Vegas, Paris.
The restaurant will be divided into several seats for 200 guests. Like her popular Caesars cocktail garden, the Paris Outlet will feature a unique spirits menu and wine list reflecting France.
Equestrianism: The horse Vanderpump was riding at the time of the incident is named Prince Tardon, which she acquired “about 7 years ago” after seeing the horse at the Cavalia show in Orange County, California.
In addition, Vanderpump Family Rosé, Chardonnay and Cabernet specialties will be on the menu to pair with Lisa’s Parisian dishes reimagined for the Vegas crowd.
The interiors have been meticulously designed by Lisa and her partner Nick Alain using specially designed pieces from their Vanderpump Alain line.
Several décor items mysteriously went missing in January when a truckload of custom-made items never arrived on the Las Vegas Strip from a warehouse in Miami.
Lisa and Nick exclusively told at the time that they were completely “baffled” when a “ghost” truck driver “ghosted” them for five days.
Recovering: After the operation, LVP took to social media to thank her loved ones for the good wishes and the many bouquets of flowers.
After nearly a week of chilling out and waiting for goods to arrive in Sin City, the couple were informed that the truck had “broke down” in Houston, Texas, quite conveniently in front of the driver’s apartment.
“I stand in Vegas for five days — five days — waiting for this truck,” Lisa recalled stunned. “We’re tearing our hair out! We don’t know where he is, he doesn’t return calls. Within five days it was out of control.
“This guy was pretending… he was just imagining,” Alain added.
Luckily, the items were unloaded and placed on a new truck, which finally made it to Vanderpump à Paris.
Soon! Meanwhile, Lisa has updated DailMail.com on the progress of her long-awaited new Las Vegas restaurant, Vanderpump à Paris, which is about to open.