Brandi Glanville Hopes To Film ‘Mormon Wives’

“Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Brandi Glanville said she hopes to film another popular reality show soon. After being eliminated on Fox’s “Special Forces,” Glanville opened up about her time on the show, saying she was “so proud” of herself.

Brandi Glanville Says She Wants To Film ‘Mormon Wives’ After ‘Special Forces’

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Glanville was a cast member on season 5 of Fox’s “Special Forces.” For those unfamiliar, the show brings together public figures who take on intense challenges based on the real Special Forces selection process.

Glanville was the first celebrity sent home in the latest season, which also features Mauricio Umansky, Cameron Candance Bure, and Collin Gosselin.

The former “Real Housewives” star is hoping to parlay her time on “Special Forces” into something else, though. “Maybe I’ll go on Mormon Wives,” she told Us Weekly. “I feel like I’ve done all the shows.”

The One Show Brandi Glanville Said She Was Unsure About Doing

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Indeed, Glanville has appeared on several shows, including “Celebrity Big Brother,” “The Traitors,” and “Ultimate Girls Trip.” The one show Glanville said she was unsure about ever participating in, though, was “Dancing with the Stars.”

“I think that that show is so intense,” Glanville said, adding that she’s discussed the show with friends who have been cast and called it “the hardest thing” they’ve ever done. “And these people are in shape. So maybe 15 years ago I could have done it,” she continued.

According to Glanville, she’s a better fit on shows that feature an ensemble cast showcasing their lives. “Get paid to be myself? That’s fun,” she said.

Brandi Glanville Is ‘So Proud’ Of Herself

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Glanville made her first appearance on reality TV during season 2 of “RHOBH” in 2011. 15 years later, Glanville is still working, having recently starred in season 5 of Fox’s “Special Forces.”

Her time on the show, however, was short-lived, considering she left the series in episode 1 after a medical emergency.

Despite her disappointing performance, Glanville said she was “so proud” of herself for taking the leap to film the competition show.

“I wanted to prove to my kids I could do it, but I had to go to the doctor. I was done. But I think that this still proves to the kids that I was kind of a bad*ss,” she said.

Elsewhere in her interview, Glanville opened up about the first challenge, in which cast members had to jump out of a helicopter into the water and then swim back to the dock.

“I over-rotated. I know it felt like my head hit the water, and it was so hard,” Glanville said about her experience. “It was like immediately I was dizzy, and I thought my whole body was in the water. Then my body hit the water after that. It was just like being run over by a truck.”

Who Else Is In Season 5 Of ‘Special Forces’?

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Glanville wasn’t the only “Special Forces” cast member who struggled on the series, according to The Blast.

Former New York politician George Santos is also on the show, and while he made it through the first episode, he said in a previous interview that he struggled socially.

According to the disgraced congressman, some of his co-stars seemed apprehensive about getting to know him because of his criminal past.

He was convicted of fraud and identity theft in 2025 and sentenced to 87 months in prison. However, President Donald J. Trump commuted his sentence after 12 weeks behind bars.

“You know, prison was hard. This was harder,” Santos said about the show. “This challenges you. I mean, prison tortures you … [but] this really demands you to actually show up all the time, whereas in our broken incarceratory system in this country, you’re just meat.”

Collin Gosselin Said Filming The Show Was ‘Healing’

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“Jon & Kate Plus 8” star Collin Gosselin is also part of the show, which aired just weeks before his bombshell memoir about his family, “In the Shadow of Eight,” is released.

Collin’s appearance comes years after his estranged mother, Kate Gosselin, was eliminated from season 1, but he says his time on the show has nothing to do with her.

“I’m an adult now, and there’s enough of my life that my mom took from me and [my] childhood that she robbed from me, and this isn’t about her — it’s about me,” he said. “It’s about growth. It’s about the amazing people I’ve met, and the amazing journey and adventure that we went on.”

Continuing, Collin called the experience “healing” and added that he felt connected to his younger self while he was competing.