Mauricio Umansky is on the mend after a ski incident. The Buying Beverly Hills star posted about his condition over the weekend after getting into an accident on Valentine’s Day on the slopes in Aspen, Colorado. He shared an update on his Instagram Stories, shouting out his doctors and nurses at Aspen Valley Hospital, and crediting his helmet for saving his life.
“I feel so blessed to be taken care of by such amazing humans. Ski patrol, paramedics, Aspen Hospital, you’re all the best,” the realtor and DWTS alum wrote alongside a selfie from his hospital bed. He also posted a picture of his X-ray showing his injured area.
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“Let’s get this surgery done so I can heal. Play hard sometimes you get hurt. But the care here has been incredible,” he said. Umansky later shared a video of himself being carried off a snowy mountain by ski patrol soon after the accident. His arm was seen in a sling.
He’s been in Aspen with his rumored girlfriend, model Klaudia K. Despite being separated from Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards, the former couple were also spotted in Colorado with their daughters. A source says they remain friendly for the sake of their family.
Their divorce remains at a standstill, but it’s reportedly imminent. “I think they are past the point of [ever] reconciling,” an insider told The U.S. Sun recently. “It seems that ship has sailed. They still have their own beautiful, unique bond and continue to be there for each other when it’s needed. Things haven’t gotten nasty on either side, but it is over.” They confirmed their separation in July 2023 and lived together up until May 2024. Umansky now lives in a condo in West Hollywood. The pair wed in 1996.
“They’re not in a hurry to file, but when they inevitably do, it will be a nightmare to divide up assets, stakes in The Agency, and a lot of other things they both went all into together,” the source revealed.
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