Real Housewives of Potomoc star Karen Huger reportedly crashed her car after she drove in what police called an aggressive manner.
Huger, 60, was allegedly driving at a speed too high for the conditions before ultimately striking a median and two signs in Potomac, Maryland on Tuesday night, a representative for the Montgomery County Police shared with TMZ.
The car, a 2017 Maserati, was unable to be driven due to the massive damage it sustained during the incident and required a tow truck to be moved, the outlet reports.
Huger received numerous citations after the incident, but it remains unclear what she was cited for. She was not arrested.
DailyMail.com has contacted a representative for Huger for comment.
According to the Montgomery County Police representative, Huger was driving in a manner they characterized as aggressive and too fast for the conditions before she reached an intersection, where she hit a median and crosswalk sign.
She continued driving ahead, and struck a parking sign located off the roadway before coming to a stop. The airbag was reportedly deployed during the incident.
There were no other passengers were in the vehicle with Huger. It remains unclear if Huger or anyone else sustained injuries.
Huger has been a star on Bravo's The Real Housewives of Potomac since 2016.
She last posted to Instagram on Tuesday, sharing a snap of her glam reunion look.
'ART was the assignment. Present and accounted for!' she wrote in the caption.
She recently opened up about embracing her second phase in life during an appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show.
'My children clearly... they were my priority, so I went home for 17 years. They're now 26 and 36. So I think women should look forward to rebirthing and picking up their life where they left it off when they decided to be at home moms.'
'Now that I'm an empty nester I have LaDame Fragrance, the brand is doing well, I'm at Bloomingdale's. So many opportunities have come my way.
'And again, I feel very blessed that God has allowed me to turn 60 and do it healthy and have the mind to do things and I'm so excited.
'And it gets better as we mature.'
'Don't say we're growing old, we're growing wise,' she said. 'There's wisdom with living long.'
