Real Housewives of Orange County's Vicki had a book party

Vicki Gunvalson from Bravo TV's The Real Housewives of Orange County knows who her fans are: the gays. She was at uber-queer hotspot, The Abbey, in West Hollywood Sunday afternoon promoting her new book from Amazon.com, More Than a Housewife. 

Unzipped Executive Editor Rick Andreoli crashed the party and got his pic taken with the "Woo hoo!" cheering housewife, while scoping out all the other reality c-lebrities (that's C-level celebrities, y'all) in attendance.

Check ithem all out after the jump.

According to Andreoli, Gunvalson has a rocking hard body and perky boobs. Her husband was also there, smiling proudly as the boys flocked around her. And in case you're wondering, that is a painting of Elizabeth Taylor glowing over Andreoli's shoulder.

Also in attendance at The Abbey (we have no idea if they were actually there for Vicki's book party or if a reality TV vortex opened above the bar) was Michael Moloney from ABC's Extreme Makeover Home Edition, and the fabulous Tabatha Coffey from Tabatha's Salon Takeover. Coffey was chatting with (among other people) Jackie Warner, formerly of Bravo's Workout. We assume Jackie was getting tips for her potential new show, Jackie's Gym Takeover (not a joke, they shot the pilot this past summer) but have no actual proof.

Still with us? Okay, so here's the deal on More Than a Housewife, Gunvalson's book. According to the book jacket, it starts with her childhood and progresses through her business life where "she shares her personal insights to recognizing purpose and direction and the actions she took to create a profitable business and a very comfortable lifestyle. Included in Vicki's book are many tell-tale insights and experiences while being on the hit Bravo TV show. More Than a Housewife will appeal to men and women that want more out of life, but may not feel the opportunity exists. Winners of the race don't slow down, is a motto Vicki adheres to as she continues to reach pinnacles that set her personal and business life in upper echelons. Completing the book with her philosophy on living an inspirational life, Vicki shares some of her observations regarding marriage, kids, retiring and the art of living well."

File this under "so bad it's gotta be good."