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Scheana Shay, a resilient reality TV star from Vanderpump Rules, has navigated personal and professional challenges, including divorce, infidelity, and health crises, while maintaining her optimistic persona and expanding her career into acting and other ventures. She is now sharing her story of pain and redemption through her memoir and remains open to future opportunities in reality TV and beyond.
Tom Sandoval, known from Vanderpump Rules and involved in the Scandoval scandal, performed with his cover band on America's Got Talent, receiving a standing ovation from the judges and advancing to the next round, as he seeks to showcase his musical talents beyond reality TV.
The popular Bravo reality series 'Vanderpump Rules' is set for a reboot with an entirely new cast after an 11-season run. Original cast members, including Lala Kent and Scheana Shay, expressed bittersweet sentiments about the end of an era on social media. The show, which began as a spinoff of 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,' gained significant attention following the 'Scandoval' cheating scandal. Some former cast members will appear in a spinoff called 'The Valley,' while the new cast for 'Vanderpump Rules' will be announced later.
Bravo announced a complete recast of "Vanderpump Rules" for its 12th season following a tumultuous Season 11, marked by the fallout from the "Scandoval" cheating scandal. The new cast will feature staff from Lisa Vanderpump's restaurants, echoing the show's original concept. This decision follows Bravo's trend of rebooting shows with cast issues, as seen with "The Real Housewives of New York City."
Tom Schwartz and Tom Sandoval, stars of 'Vanderpump Rules,' announced the closure of their cocktail lounge, Schwartz & Sandy's, after two years in business. The decision follows the fallout from Sandoval's cheating scandal, known as Scandoval, which led to protests and vandalism against the bar. Despite the closure, Schwartz expressed gratitude to patrons and plans to host events before the final shutdown. Concerns have been raised about Sandoval's financial obligations, including a $250K loan from his mother.
Vanderpump Rules faces an uncertain future after a lackluster season 11 finale, marred by the fallout from the "Scandoval" cheating scandal. The show's core cast, including Tom Sandoval and Ariana Madix, are struggling to maintain the drama and engagement that once made the series a hit. With key cast members unwilling to fully participate, the show's dynamic has shifted, leading to discussions about whether it can continue or if it's time to move on to new ventures like The Valley.
The highly anticipated Season 11 of Vanderpump Rules premieres tonight on Bravo, promising "long-held secrets," "shattered friendships," and a new love triangle following the scandalous revelation of Tom Sandoval's affair with co-star Raquel Leviss. The cast includes familiar faces like Lisa Vanderpump, Katie Maloney, Ariana Madix, Tom Schwartz, Scheana Shay, Lala Kent, and James Kennedy, with the addition of Ariana's new boyfriend, Daniel Wai. The premiere episode, titled "Notes on a Scandal," will air at 8 p.m. ET, with reruns and streaming options available for those who miss it.
Season 11 of "Vanderpump Rules" is set to premiere on Bravo, following the lives and drama of staff at Lisa Vanderpump's West Hollywood restaurants and bars. The show will feature returning cast members, including Lisa Vanderpump, Tom Sandoval, and Ariana Madix, while Raquel Leviss will reportedly not be returning. The premiere episode, "Notes on a Scandal," will air on January 30, with streaming available on Peacock the next day. Additionally, a new reality show called "Vanderpump Villa" is set to stream on Hulu this spring, featuring a different cast and set in the French countryside.
Tom Sandoval found solace and escape from the media circus surrounding his scandal by filming the series "Special Forces: World's Toughest Test" in New Zealand. Away from his phone and haters, he focused on the show and its challenges. Despite the controversy, he is glad to have worked on something unrelated to the scandal and is on a redemption quest to right his wrongs.
Vanderpump Rules star Rachel Leviss breaks her silence in an interview with Bethenny Frankel, discussing her involvement in the 'Scandoval' cheating scandal. Leviss reveals that she took time away from the public eye to reflect on her actions and understand her behaviors, including her choice of unavailable men and unhealthy relationships. She also shares her experience in a treatment facility to address her mental health and acknowledges the hurt she caused others. Leviss admits to turning to alcohol during filming and expresses relief at the opportunity to represent herself authentically. She discusses her name change and the support she received from her family throughout the ordeal.
After its popular Scandoval season, Vanderpump Rules has received its first Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program and Outstanding Picture Editing For An Unstructured Reality Program. The long-running Bravo series, which follows the personal and professional lives of the staff at Lisa Vanderpump's restaurants, is competing against Indian Matchmaking, RuPaul's Drag Race: Untucked, Selling Sunset, and Welcome to Wrexham in the reality TV category. The Scandoval scandal, involving Tom Sandoval's affair with Raquel Leviss, caused a major rift among the cast and garnered significant attention. The 2023 Primetime Emmy Awards will air on September 18.
Lisa Vanderpump, Keke Palmer, Karamo Brown, and Ellie Kemper discuss their experiences being on camera and being themselves in front of the camera during THR's Reality Roundtable. Vanderpump also talks about the scandal on her show Vanderpump Rules, dubbed "Scandoval," and the difficulty of being both a producer and a friend to the cast. Brown discusses the learning curve of being a talk show host, while Palmer talks about her intuitive approach to her career.
Lisa Vanderpump, the creator and former star of Vanderpump Rules, has taken a backseat to the younger cast and real drama in their lives. While she is still an asset to the show, her reduced role this season has allowed her to shine in a more authentic way. However, her behavior at the Season 10 reunion suggests she may not be thrilled about her diminished role. The show could thrive without her, as the younger cast have become reality stars in their own right and are now comfortable challenging her.
Ariana Madix, a cast member of the reality show Vanderpump Rules, has landed over 10 brand partnerships and sponsorships since the cheating scandal involving her ex-boyfriend Tom Sandoval and fellow co-star Raquel Leviss. Madix has said yes to nearly every sponsorship opportunity that’s come her way in the hopes of achieving financial independence and to support her family. Her brand deals include a merch line, sex toys, razors, fashion, Uber One, Boys Lie, Joy Burst Flavored Seltzer, and Lay’s Chips.
Ariana Madix, a cast member of Vanderpump Rules, has landed over 10 brand partnerships and sponsorships since the Scandoval cheating scandal involving her ex-boyfriend Tom Sandoval. She has said yes to nearly every sponsorship opportunity to achieve financial independence and support her family. Her partnerships include a merch line, sex toys, razors, Bloomingdale's, Uber, Boys Lie, Joy Burst, and Lay's chips.