Brandi Glanville has confirmed the death of her father, Guy Glanville, who passed away at 77. The news emerged Saturday, October 10, when the former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star shared a single, emotionally charged message on X: “My dad died, I’m gutted I hate this life right now.” No cause of death has been publicly disclosed. The loss follows months of health concerns for Guy, who was hospitalized in May and remained in a cardiac unit for nearly two weeks. At the time, Brandi described the situation as a medical mystery, writing that both she and her father were being treated as enigmas by doctors. She had asked fans to pray for him during those days, saying she was “completely off the grid.” Their relationship, long marked by public tension and private reconciliation, had drawn attention years earlier when they appeared together on Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars Family Edition in 2018. Though they left the show on good terms, Brandi later revealed they had stopped speaking after the episodes aired — reportedly due to disagreements over how their dynamic was portrayed. Still, the rift did not last. By 2024, they had rebuilt their connection. Guy even stepped into the spotlight to defend his daughter during her high-profile feud with fellow reality star Denise Richards. In an Instagram video, he stated plainly: “My daughter may be many things, sometimes an a–hole, but she is not a liar.” That moment, widely circulated, offered a rare glimpse into a bond that endured despite its turbulence. Now, with Guy gone, Brandi faces another layer of personal struggle. She has been open about her own ongoing health challenges lately, making this loss particularly heavy. The Real Housewives community has responded swiftly. Sonja Morgan, a former castmate from New York City, posted condolences: “So sorry you are going through this Brandi. Sending love and strength.” There have been no further statements from Brandi. No details about funeral plans or final moments. Just silence where there once was a voice, her father’s. Defending her, even when she wasn’t listening. And now, she’s left with only the echo.