RHOBH's Mauricio Umansky is healing days after his surgery following an accident in Aspen.
Mauricio Umansky is on the mend after undergoing surgery for a broken clavicle in mid-February. Kyle Richards' estranged husband had been skiing in Aspen when he got into the accident that left him hospitalized, causing him to have surgery and get a "metal plate and 12 screws" put into his body to fix it.
Now that it's been days after the surgery, the real estate agent is back on his feet and smiling. Mauricio took to his Instagram Story on Monday, Feb. 24, where he revealed that he was on a shirtless hike with his friend, Abe Issa, in the snow. "Here we go," Abe said in the video re-posted to Mauricio's story.
"Let's go!" Mauricio chimed in. "Broken clavicle."
"Healing," Abe interjected.
But Mauricio had some choice words for his injury, choosing to not focus on the negative things in his life. "F--k that s--t," he added. "Let's go."
In the photos taken from his Aspen hike, Mauricio can be seen with the biggest smile on his face, sporting a mid-sized bandage on the right side of his body. "First hike post clavicle injury," he noted.
Details on Mauricio Umansky's 2025 ski accident
The Agency founder took to Instagram on Feb. 16, where he opened up about the ski accident and subsequent surgery. "I had surgery on my clavicle it was a clean break but required a metal plate and 12 screws," he wrote over a photo of skis. "I expect a speedy recovery."
The dad then thanked the first responders and his Instagram followers who reached out during this scary time. "I was wearing a helmet and that for sure saved me," he noted.
How Kyle Richards and PK Kemsley showed their support for Mauricio Umansky
Kyle appeared on an Amazon Live stream on Feb. 18, where she revealed that Mauricio was "doing well" in the wake of his surgery. "He had a plate put in his shoulder and had to have emergency surgery, but he's doing well," The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member explained. "I was like, 'Please 2025 can go f— all the way off.' I can't with all of this."
Mauricio's very good friend, Paul "PK" Kemsley, took to Instagram on Feb. 20, where he revealed how he showed his support for Mauricio in the wake of the accident. PK posted a photo of him and Mauricio hugging one another, set to The Rembrandt's song "I'll Be There For You."
"This is what support actually looks like," he wrote over the sweet snapshot.
