Is Vicki Gunvalson Done With 'Real Housewives Orange County' For Good?

Will season 14 of the Real Housewives of Orange County be Vicki Gunvalson's last? The Bravo star shared a cryptic photo on her Instagram Stories after the season 14 reunion taping and alluded to a possible exit.

The RHOC stars gathered on November 8 to film the much-anticipated reunion special with host Andy Cohen. He took to his own social media to share a behind-the-scenes photo and wrote, “About to start filming the Season 14 #RHOC reunion. FOURTEEN YEARS!!!!!”

That same day, Vicki posted a snap of herself getting ready alongside her glam squad. "Are you ready to Whoop it up? I’m getting ready for season 14 #rhoc Reunion. #keepitclassy #standmyground #ogoftheoc #bravo #woohoo," she wrote. The mother of two is known as the "OG of the OC" since she has been on the show since season one premiered in 2006. She was demoted to guest star for season 14.

Back in October, Vicki announced she was involved in a new project. “Have another fun project in the works. Can’t wait to share it all with you all soon,” she captioned two videos of her posing in front of a green screen. The reality star held onto a bottle of wine and filled glass.

Vicki has been embroiled in a bitter feud with costar Kelly Dodd since she filed a lawsuit against her for defamation. Earlier this month, Vicki filed a suit to sue Kelly, 44, and the producers at Bravo and NBCUniversal over comments Kelly made about her while they were filming an episode in Key West, Florida. Vicki was concerned about the way the comments might negatively impact her financial services business and her reputation.

However, shortly after news of the lawsuit surfaced, a source told People that Vicki withdrew the paperwork. “She has spoken to the producers and has resolved the issues amicably," the insider said.