Camille Grammer Reveals Her Recent Transformation in a Teeny Bikini: "New Year, New Look"

New year, new Camille Grammer Meyer. 

On January 2, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum hopped on her Instagram page to snap a selfie in a teal-colored bikini, sunglasses, and straw hat as she soaked up the sun. In the caption, Camille revealed she was looking toward the new year with a change to her perspective and body.  

"New Year, new look. I was over the look of my implants and wanted the natural look," Camille wrote in the caption, revealing that she took out her breast implants. She continued by saying she felt "much better without them," going on to thank her surgeon, Dr. Robert Cohen, MD, for his work.

A few Bravolebs popped in to share their reactions, including The Real Housewives of Orange County alum Gretchen Rossi, who wrote, "Omg so amazing love! You look great." Additionally, RHOBH's Sutton Stracke simply commented, "Yep," to show her support for the new look, while Jennifer Tilly liked and commented on the post, "Happy New Year Camille!" 

Camille Grammer Meyer gives an update on her two kids 

Camille snapped the above photo of herself on vacation in Hawaii, where she's enjoying some downtime with her kids, Jude and Mason Grammer, and her husband, David C. Meyer.

During an exclusive chat with The Daily Dish in early 2024, Camille opened up about her children's latest milestones and what they're up to these days. 

"They’re grown up now [...] my daughter [and] my son are doing well," Camille shared with us. "Really well, actually, and I couldn’t be prouder of the people that they are. Mason’s graduating from Emerson College." 

Camille noted that Mason studied media and arts with a concentration in directing. 

"She went into school wanting to be a director," Camille shared before noting that Mason's involvement in an all-female comedy group sort of changed her mind. "Now she wants to do comedy, so we’ll see..."

Mason's younger brother, Jude, is also a student at Emerson. After Mason's comedy troupe opened up to men, Jude joined and revealed more of an interest in comedy himself. 

"They did it together for a semester. He’s still in it. He’s at Emerson in Boston and there’s two guys in it," Camille said. "So, it’s mostly women and two guys and they do improv comedy and they write their own sketches, and they perform their own sketch comedy."

She concluded: "It’s fun, and my son’s moving out of his dorm soon. So, I’ve got a lot of traveling back and forth to Boston."