  The first results on the searches of the Higgs boson appeared this Summer
from the LHC and Tevatron groups, and has been recently backed up by the ATLAS
and CMS experiments taking data at CERN's LHC. Even though the excitement that
this particle has been detected is still premature, the new data constrain the
mass of the lightest Higgs boson $m_{h^0}$ to a very narrow 120-140 GeV region
with a possible peak at approximately 125 GeV.
  In this communication we shortly present the Higgs sector in a minimal
supergravity model with broken R-parity. Imposing the constraint on $m_{h^0}$
we show that there is a relatively large set of free parameters of the model,
for which that constraint is fulfilled. We indetify also points which result in
the lightest Higgs boson mass being approximately 125 GeV. Also the dependence
on the magnitude of the R-parity admixture to the model is discussed.
