Brock Davies, husband of Vanderpump Rules star Scheana Shay, has commented on rumors about the show’s future, suggesting that the cast will return for an eleventh season. Davies said that if the group were not paid properly, that could hinder a return, but he would follow whatever decision Shay made. Davies also spoke about his own focus on his fitness business, Homebody, which has recently been acquired by luxury brand Athletifreak.
Brock Davies, husband of Vanderpump Rules cast member Scheana Shay, commented on the possibility of the show not returning for a new season due to payment issues, but stated that ultimately he will support Shay’s decision.
The Vanderpump Rules reality show is currently in its 10th season and fans are eagerly awaiting the reunion episode, which is set to unveil a bombshell revelation that will rock the SUR crew. The speculation is that Raquel Leviss, who is 28 years old, is pregnant with her first child and how long Lisa Vanderpump knew about the cheating scandal, however, the cast denied these rumors. The reunion bombshell is poised to rock the group amid the fallout from Scandoval, but Brock Davies, who is married to cast member Scheana Shay, can only see one reason why that would stop the group from returning next season.
“I mean, yeah, if they don’t pay them properly, but I have no idea,” the Australian-born Bravo personality noted in an exclusive interview with Us Weekly. Davies added that although none of this show is scripted, the emotional rollercoaster that the cast go through is real and whatever decision Shay makes, he will follow suit. “My position is next to Scheana,” he told Us, “I support that because it’s not worth going up to my wife and having an opinion about this when I don’t need to have an opinion. It’s up to them”.
Brock Davies does not want to get involved in the reality TV drama and has decided to focus on his career as a fitness trainer. In 2020, he launched his Homebody fitness app alongside Sophia Das and Nicole Kamback and has since been acquired by luxury brand Athletifreak. Speaking to Us, he said, “It’s exciting. It’s something that we’ve working towards. We didn’t know what the vision was [when] we came together. A lot of startups don’t even make it off the ground. So that we got off the ground [and] we got to where we’re [at is] just pretty cool. It speaks for itself, really.”
Ultimately, Davies supports his wife and the show, which he believes is the most iconic TV show because the cast is so real, vulnerable and open. “They ultimately are friends [for] 15 years, so they’re just gonna support each other and they’ve just made the most iconic TV show because they are so real and they are vulnerable and they are open. None of this is scripted and … maybe people can see the emotion that you’re getting from this season. It’s all real.”
