Real Housewives of Orange County star Vicki Gunvalson is being sued by woman who claims the reality star fraudulently sold her an insurance policy.

An 82-year-old woman named Joan Lile is suing Gunvalson and her company Coto Insurance & Financial Services, according to court documents obtained by The Blast.

Gunvalson, 57, is accused of fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, negligence, intentional infliction of emotional distress and breach of contract.

Lawsuit: An 82-year-old woman named Joan Lile is suing Vicki Gunvalson and her company Coto Insurance & Financial Services, for fraud, The Blast reports

Lile claims that she and her late husband Robert purchased a policy of long-term care insurance back in 1996.

Gunvalson has been a licensed insurance broker and agent since 1995.

Because Mr. Lile was significantly older than his wife, Joan claims they wanted a policy that would cover all future medical premiums for the surviving spouse in one passed away.

Joan claims Gunvalson sold them a policy which she promised had an inclusion of the special provision 'Lifetime Waiver of All Premiums for a Surviving Spouse.'

Gunvalson, 57, is accused of fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, negligence, intentional infliction of emotional distress and breach of contract

Joan claims Gunvalson sold them a policy which she promised had an inclusion of the special provision 'Lifetime Waiver of All Premiums for a Surviving Spouse - but has been denied the benefit

Joan accuses Gunvalson of 'preying on the confidence and trust' of her and her husband.

'This SWOP benefit was of utmost importance to the Liles because Robert Lile was significantly older than Joan Lile and wanted, above all else, to know that his wife would be protected financially upon his passing.' the documents state.

Joan accuses the Bravo star of misrepresenting the policies 'fraudulently and willfully' for over 20 years, 'throughout which time [Lile] paid ever-increasing premiums yet was ultimately denied the specific benefit on which the purchase of the policy was predicated.'

Robert Lile died in 2017 and Joan says she has been trying to exercise the SWOP benefit but has been denied by the insurance company and has continued to be charged policy premiums.

Joan is suing for unspecified damages.