Tamra Judge is providing a graphic update on her healing journey after getting a brow lift.

“Day three and the swelling’s making a statement. Progress isn’t always pretty, but it’s happening. 💆🏼‍♀️✨,” Judge, 56, captioned a video shared via Instagram on Sunday, September 1. In the video, Judge’s face looks patchy and swollen, a side effect she attributed to the CO2 laser used in the plastic surgery procedure.

“Okay guys, this is day three. It’s supposed to be the worst of it when it comes to swelling,” she said. “You can see it’s all the way down my chest, but you can imagine what it feels like.”

Judge’s graphic video cut to another clip from later in the day, which showed her face had swelled significantly. “[The] swelling is supposed to be at its worst right now,” the Real Housewives of Orange County star shared. “I don’t know how it could get any worse. I feel like my skin’s gonna burst.” She also added that her skin was “getting oozy” as well.

“[I can] barely open my eyes,” she continued. “Hoping to turn a corner tomorrow. Little oozy [on] my neck and chest, the swelling is pretty bad but it doesn’t really hurt. It just feels really tight.” She noted that her doctor had “promised” her she would “turn a corner after this, so I’m excited about that. But overall, looking like it’s supposed to look. Nice and crispy.”

“We appointed three great judges last week in Ramsey County, as you saw. Every night, we go through all of the decision memos and um — meeting with the commissioners. I stay updated throughout the day, and I’m in and out,” he said.

Walz was visiting the Minnesota State Fair, where he greeted supporters, sampled fair food and served ice cream at what he called the best state fair in the country. He was accompanied by his wife, Minnesota first lady Gwen Walz, and his daughter, Hope. 

After sampling pork chop on a stick and serving ice cream, Walz met with the “Princess Kay of the Milky Way,” the winner of the Midwest Dairy Association’s annual Minnesota Dairy Princess Program competition.

Walz and the contest winner looked at butter sculptures made of past winners. He concluded his visit by shaking hands and taking selfies with hundreds of fairgoers, who chanted his name intermittently throughout his visit.  

Sean O’Brien, president of the Teamsters, said his union is waiting to formally endorse a presidential candidate until its members have a chance to meet with Vice President Kamala Harris. 

The president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters told CBS News on Sunday the group is hoping for “the opportunity to sit down with” Harris before it decides whether to endorse her or former President Donald Trump. 

“You don’t hire someone unless you give them an interview. And you know, this is our opportunity to ask her about Teamster-specific issues and also labor issues. So until we have that meeting, you know, obviously we will wait to make that determination,” he continued. 

O’Brien also reiterated his criticism of Trump after he appeared to celebrate the firing of striking workers during a live conversation with Elon Musk, and said he supports the United Auto Workers union filing a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board against Trump. 

“I support anybody that attacks labor, they should be held accountable, and any organization that’s going to hold them accountable,” he said.