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Detox Retreat: Vicki Gunvalson's Life
Vicki Gunvalson, the American reality television personality, treated herself to what she called a “detox retreat” getaway over this weekend amid the growing controversy over her ex-boyfriend Brooks Ayers.

The 53-year-old Real Housewives of Orange County star took to her Instagram to document her luxurious and much needed spa weekend at the Bacara Resort & Spa in Santa Barbara, California.

On Saturday, Oct. 3, Gunvalson shared a photo of herself and three friends including designer Marisa Kenson on the first night of her 'retreat'.

“The start of our detox retreat at @bacararesortsb with @skyranchfitness and @clubdetox_oc. Yoga, meditation, hiking, massage and healthy eating is what’s in store for me this weekend,” she captioned the photo,
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