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Well, it’s been 24 hours since we got to the condo for the 1st time since the purchase 6 weeks ago and although I was apprehensive to go through with it, I have to tell you all it was one of my best decisions. Hope you enjoyed my “Whoop it up with Vicki” podcast with Patti Stanger today. #staytuned

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“Real Housewives of Orange County” star Vicki Gunvalson has authoritatively moved into her new home in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

Gunvalson, 58, took to Instagram Thursday to share the news, shooting from on an overhang sitting above the sea.

“All things considered, it’s been 24 hours since we got to the townhouse for the first run through since the buy a month and a half back,” the truth star uncovered, “and in spite of the fact that I was uncertain to proceed with it, I need to reveal to all of you it was perhaps the best choice.”

The Chicago-local proceeded to wish fans a cheerful Fourth of July while giving them a glance at her most recent property.

“I went out on a limb and, I wound up shutting on an apartment suite a month ago and I arrived the previous evening, and I thought, guess what? This was what was intended to be,” she said.

Back in May, Gunvalson told fans-

That she purchased an apartment suite in the Mexican hotel city to fill in as a get-away and retirement home.

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Well I did it! After spending over 30 years in one of my favorite places in the world, I closed on my vacation/retirement house today. Other than being with my children, grandchildren and @stevelodge_oc, it’s one of my happiest and fondest memories and one of my parents favorite destinations. I know some of you may think it’s wrong, especially in the state of the world, but for me it immediately gives me hope and peace that things will resume to a new sense of normal soon. I won’t be visiting there until I’m able, but as of today I own a home that makes me happy. I’m going to be donating all the bedding and most of the furniture to an orphanage, and will be putting to work some painters and a decorator to make this home “Vicki”. Thank you to all who support my decision as it wasn’t an easy one to go through with it. Those who don’t, keep your mean comments to yourself. #imhappy #puertovallarta #sunsets #kindpeople #peaceful

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“I know some of you may believe it’s off-base, particularly in the condition of the world, yet for me, it quickly gives me expectation and harmony that things will resume to another feeling of ordinary soon. I won’t visit there until I’m capable, yet starting today I own a home that satisfies me,” she composed at that point.