Stassi Schroeder has revealed the damage that Hurricane Hilary had caused to her nursery, just weeks before she is due to give birth.
, is pregnant with her second child with husband Beau Clark, 43, and confirmed their baby joy in March.
However, the couple were left devastated sparked a leak in their LA home, with the room for their new arrival completely soaked.
In a brief video shared on her Instagram story, the expectant mom unveiled the damage, showing damp walls and water dripping through light fixtures.
Alongside the upload, she penned: ‘And I was having anxiety about getting the blinds & curtains done in time.
‘My hormones have me legit sobbing right now. Our nursery.’
A state of emergency was declared in southern California after tropical storm Hilary struck over the weekend, with 26million people placed under a flood warning.
Ventura City was also hit by a 5.1-magnitude earthquake, which was felt across the surrounding area, with mudslides impacting the roads.
Beau posted more footage of the damage on his own Instagram page, focusing on the towels they had placed below the windows.
‘New baby’s nursery,’ he wrote, pleading with fans to share any information for contractors. ‘What are the odds we can fix this before the baby arrives?’
The Bravo icon started dating the casting agent in 2017, with much of their romance playing out on Vanderpump Rules.
Beau got down on one knee in 2019, with the couple walking down the aisle in a small ceremony the following year.
They went on to welcome daughter Hartford in 2021, and recently announced that with a baby boy.
Alongside a snap as she cradled her bump, Stassi confirmed: ‘Secrets stress me out. Baby #2, I love you so much already.’
Last week, she shared a sweet post about her first child, explaining that she feels ‘all sorts of emotions’ about Hartford no longer being an only child.
Beside a string of photos of the toddler through the years, she added: ‘Hartford tribute because she’s not going to be my only baby anymore and I feel all sorts of emotions about it.’
