'RHOC' Star Shannon Beador Reunites With Friends After Split From Husband

Shannon Beador has her friends to help her move on from her failed marriage.

On Friday, Shannon announced that she is splitting from her husband of 17 years, David Beador. The "Real Housewives of Orange County" star admitted that they have already separated a little over a month ago. However, she seems to be refusing to let their relationship problems consume her as she recently spent some quality time with her makeup team, Ericka Brannon and Shay Brown.

On Saturday, the trio reunited and celebrated the Los Angeles Dodgers' win at the Pelican Grill's bar in Orange County, E! News reported. The Bravo star then shared a photo of their outing on Instagram the next day.

"Reunion Season 12. Big hugs to @erickabrannon and @prive_shay for continual touch ups on a very emotional day," she wrote in the caption.

She also did not forget to thank her co-stars who have been there for her during her trying times. "And a huge thank you to my cast mates and fans who are lifting me up with their love and support!" she wrote.

As for Shannon and David's split, the former confessed that it was a difficult experience for her and her daughters. But it was their only option as things were not working out in their marriage anymore.

"It's heartbreaking for me and my daughters that this is the road that had to be taken but it’s the only way," she told People. "I felt alone in my marriage. You can do what you can to keep your family together, but you have to have willing parties. You need two people to make a marriage work, and that just wasn't happening in our relationship."

David had an affair during their marriage, which was confirmed in "Real Housewives of Orange County" Season 10. Shannon forgave him, and many were convinced that the then-couple had already resolved the issue after they decided to renew their wedding vows in an August 2016 episode.

Shannon admitted that she never saw herself ending her marriage. "This is not the path that I thought that I would be taking," she added. "To come from the highest of the highs last year to go to such a low so quickly? At the beginning when it starts to crumble, you think, 'This is just a phase. It'll get better' But it never did."