In a conversation with Kelly Dodd, Vicki Gunvalson mentioned that she had met Michael

There's no match for Kelly Dodd when it comes to Patti Stanger. According to Vicki Gunvalson, she and her boyfriend, Michael" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Michael, owe their relationship to her former "The Real Housewives of Orange County" co-star. As Gunvalson told us Saturday at the Jill Zarin's luxury luncheon in Southampton, "That was a blessing," he said.

"Kelly Dodd introduced us to each other."The singer admitted that she was "heartbroken" over her broken engagement to ex-husband Steve Lodge, due to the fact that she stays faithful in relationships. In four months, Kelly asked me what I was going to do for dinner, so I met her and Rick in Newport," she continued, referring to Dodd's husband.

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It was an incredible man sitting next to me, and he was saying, ‘You never called me back seven years ago.’ I was giving him my phone number, but I didn’t remember him, and he said, ‘Well, we talked, and we went to Fleming’s.”

Since they have become "inseparable" due to Michael's forgiveness, the "OG of the OC" has thrived.

I believe he was manifested through me, because he's like my man, and every bad thing that happens out there leads to something positive, right?" Adding that she has all 18 things she needs in a future partner except one: He doesn't own a boat, the "Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Ex-Wives Club" star noted.

Asked about the possibility of a future together, Vicki Gunvalson, maintained that she was optimistic because she is not a dater.

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While celebrating her 60th birthday with him and her close friends in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico in March, Bravolebrity got all Instagram-official with her boo and went Instagram-official with him.

Gunvalson was in Illinois last month when her family first met Michael, and Gunvalson said the meeting was "incredible." During that time, she told us, "my grandsons called him 'the big guy' and asked him to go to their baseball games, and movies, and even play cards with them. "My heart is full, and nothing could have gone better.