Lisa Vanderpump may not get back in the saddle anytime soon.
On Sunday, the “genres” star was horseback riding at The Paddock in Los Angeles when her horse got spooked, reared up and bucked her off, according to TMZ.
An eyewitness told the outlet that the 61-year-old flew over the horse’s head and landed squarely on her back. The British restaurateur and celebrity-news” target=”_blank”>reality TV personality<
Lisa Vanderpump may not get back on the saddle anytime soon.
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A spokesperson for Vanderpump didn’t immediately respond to Fox News’ request for comment.
The outlet noted that Vanderpump and the horse in question have been together for six years.
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The star is known for her love of animals. In December 2021 she revealed that her beloved dog Rumpy had passed away from cancer after she arrived home from London.
On Sunday, the "Vanderpump Rules" star Lisa Vanderpump was horseback riding at The Paddock in Los Angeles when her horse got spooked, reared up and bucked her off, according to TMZ.
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“He waited for us,” she captioned a slideshow of the golden retriever. “We will always love him.”
In September, the “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum lost her other golden retriever Avery, whom she called “Rumpy’s love.” She previously lost her other dog Giddy, which inspired her to launch The Vanderpump Dogs Foundation.
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In 2019, Vanderpump told People magazine that she hopes the nonprofit dog rescue organization “will be my legacy.” At the time, the foundation “had saved 1,300 dogs” since it launched in 2016.
An eyewitness told the outlet that the 61-year-old Lisa Vanderpump flew over the horse’s head and landed squarely on her back.
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According to the outlet, Vanderpump was involved in pushing Congress to pass the PACT Act, which makes animal torture a federal crime. In addition, she advocated for a House resolution that would urge nations to prohibit trade in dog and cat meat.
“I never thought I’d be speaking in Congress,” she said at the time. “So I really don’t know what’s around the corner.”
