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Brandi Glanville Says She May Have Sexually Transmitted Ringworm in Her Throat

Glanville raised the concern on her May 21 podcast after negative STI tests, with public-health reports noting newer fungal strains can spread through sexual contact.

Overview

  • On her May 21 Brandi Unfiltered podcast, Glanville said she suspects a fungal infection in her throat and asked guest Lisa Ann whether sexually transmitted ringworm is known in the adult industry.
  • Glanville told listeners she thinks she contracted the infection from an unnamed recent partner who worked in adult entertainment or wrestling and described symptoms in her mouth and throat.
  • She said multiple tests for common sexually transmitted infections came back negative, and no independent medical confirmation of a ringworm diagnosis has been made public.
  • Reporting cites CDC guidance that newer strains of ringworm-related fungi, including Trichophyton mentagrophytes type VII, have been linked to close skin-to-skin and sexual contact and can be harder to diagnose and treat.
  • The episode follows Glanville’s recent health saga—doctors previously linked her facial problems to ruptured breast implants and a parasite, she had explant surgery, and any new diagnosis could affect her ongoing care and treatment choices.