Following her recent DUI arrest, Real Housewives star Shannon Beador is facing a lot of major changes in her life. After the hit-and-run accident she was involved in earlier this month in Newport Beach, Shannon reportedly received facial injuries and a broken arm, and as she recovers, not only has her living situation been upended, but it sounds like she may not be invited back to film another season of Real Housewives of Orange County.
More from CafeMom: 'The Real Houswives' Kids Then & Now: What the Reality Star Kids Are Up to Today
Shannon's arrest took place on September 16.
According to TMZ, Shannon drove her car into a residential property, causing damage to the house in the process, before driving down the street and getting out of the car with her dog, reportedly acting like she had just been taking the dog for a walk.
When police arrived, they arrested Shannon on charges related to a hit-and-run and DUI alcohol.
She reportedly suffered injuries in the accident.
A source close to Shannon told Radar Online that her face is "bruised and cut" and may have required stitches that could ultimately require plastic surgery after the stitches come out. Along with the facial injuries, Shannon may also have a broken arm.
Shannon's injuries have left her needing assistance to complete daily tasks.
Because of the extent of her injuries, the insider said Shannon is staying with a rotation of friends who are helping care for her while she recovers. The friends on board to help includes ex-boyfriend John Janssen, who was spotted accompanying Shannon to a doctor's office in photos obtained by the Daily Mail.
More from CafeMom: 20 of the Highest Paid Real Housewives, Ranked
Shannon's place on 'Real Housewives' is not guaranteed.
The DUI accident may also end up costing Shannon her spot on Real Housewives of Orange County, and a representative for NBCUniversal has told Radar Online that it's too early for producers to decide on the next season's lineup.
The news outlet has reported that Shannon is still welcome to attend BravoCon, which is scheduled to take place in Las Vegas in November.
She has remained silent on social media since the accident.
In a statement to E! News last week, her attorney, Michael Fell, said:
“I spent quite a bit of time with Shannon yesterday. She is extremely apologetic and remorseful. We will be awaiting the official information on this case as it becomes available, and Shannon is prepared to accept full responsibility for her actions.”
