Real Housewives Of Potomac Star Wendy Osefo’s Daughter Rushed To Emergency Room

“Real Housewives of Potomac” star Wendy Osefo’s 2-year-old daughter Kamrynn had to be rushed to the hospital. Her condition is currently unknown, and the RHOP star took to Instagram in order to break the unfortunate news to her fans. However, her Instagram update included a silver lining.

Osefo also had an appearance planned on “The Real,” which she had to cancel due to the unforeseen emergency. She explained that things happened very quickly. While she was almost ready for her appearance, she had to rush to the emergency room. She said in the caption:

One minute I’m headed to LA to be a guest on @therealdaytime and the next minute I have to rush my daughter to the Emergency Room. When life gives you lemons (no matter how bitter it is) you make a glass of lemonade 

The RHOP star then shared the good news of her daughter getting better and having made a full recovery. She tagged her daughter’s Instagram handle, and said that after spending a week in the ICU, she has a different perspective.

Thankful that my @kamrynnkapri is making a full recovery, but spending a week in the ICU really puts life in perspective. Goodluck to my RHOP sisters and @ashleyboalchdarby for holding it down in my absence. Special thank you to the AMAZING doctors and nurses in the Pediatric ICU for making our stay as comfortable as possible. God is a healer 🙏🏾

#MommyMode #FamilyFirst #countYourBlessings #RHOP #NursesRock #PICU

She wished good luck to her “The Real Housewives of Potomac” co-star Ashley Darby for keeping the show together while she was left dealing with the emergency. She also thanked the pediatric staff of the hospital who provided her daughter with the best care and ensured that she recovered successfully.

“The Real Housewives of Potomac” star has three kids, namely Karter, 8, Kruz, 6, and Kamrynn, 2. While she plays a housewife on the show, she is actually works at Johns Hopkins Institute as an assistant professor. She is also a political analyst on TV. The show airs 8 p.m. ET on Bravo.

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