Brandi Redmond speaks about the car accident that killed her mother-in-law

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“Real Housewives of Dallas” star Brandi Redmond had an emotional moment on Tuesday’s reunion special, as she recalled last year’s tragic car wreck that led to her mother-in-law’s death.

The 42-year-old reality star tearfully described the October tragedy, which killed her husband’s mom, Jill Marie Redmond, and left her 9-year-old daughter Brinkley injured.

“They went out to see my sister-in-law’s kids and they were leaving her neighborhood and they were hit by an 18-wheeler and they were drug and the car flipped and then the truck, the 18-wheeler fell on top of them and completely smushed the car,” she explained to the group.

“And [Jill] died — from what we know — on impact and Brinkley, by the grace of God, made it and it’s crazy because she’s perfect,” Brandi added, tearing up. “And she had some broken bones and a little of bit of scratches, but they don’t even know how she survived. But she did.”

Brandi and her husband, Bryan, began dating in high school and tied the knot in 2003. They have four children: daughters Brinkley, Brooklyn, 11, and Brilynn, 2 months, and son Bruin, 2.

Brandi previously thanked fans for their support at the time of the accident in October via Instagram.

“My husband’s beautiful mom has gone on to be with our Savior and my sister in laws said it best … so I PLEASE ask that you keep my family in your prayers during this difficult time,” she wrote at the time. “I ask that you lift my sweet Brinkley up as she continues to heal and that God protects her heart and eyes from this tragedy. I am so thankful for her life. This is probably the most thankful yet pain I’ve ever felt [sic].”

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