Stassi Schroeder, a former cast member of “Vanderpump Rules,” disclosed on “The Toast” podcast that she does not watch “Vanderpump Rules” anymore but enjoys watching its spinoff series, “The Valley,” likening it to checking up on people from her past for comfort. Despite her deep connections with some cast members, she expressed no interest in returning to “Vanderpump Rules,” emphasizing her detachment from the show’s current dynamics and her preference for “The Valley” for its relatable content, including dealing with topics like postpartum depression.
Stassi Schroeder reveals she does not watch “Vanderpump Rules” but enjoys the spinoff series “The Valley,” likening it to checking up on old acquaintances for comfort and reassurance.
Stassi Schroeder’s got a confession. She’s all about “The Valley” but can’t be bothered with “Vanderpump Rules” anymore. It’s like, have you ever found yourself deep-diving into Facebook, checking out what your old schoolmates are up to? That’s her vibe with “The Valley.”
On a cozy Friday chat on “The Toast” podcast, she spilled the beans. It’s her little slice of comfort, helping her sleep at night, knowing she’s moved on from her old haunts. Jackie Oshry, the co-host, was curious. Did Stassi ever miss the drama, the lights, the action? Nope, not one bit, she said. It’s like looking back at your hometown and breathing a sigh of relief that you’re not there anymore.
And then there’s this one episode of “The Valley” that really got to her. Nia Booko opened up about postpartum depression, and it hit Stassi hard. It was raw, real, and something she didn’t expect to impact her so much. But let’s not get it twisted; she’s not tuning in for the heavy stuff all the time.
Stassi’s take on “The Valley” is pretty interesting. She compares it to “90 Day Fiancé” – you know, questioning the realness but still hooked. “Go watch it, you guys,” she urges. But don’t ask her about “Vanderpump Rules.” She’s done with that chapter, despite the fans’ pleas for her grand return to sort out the chaos.
Hanging out with Lala Kent doesn’t mean rehashing old “VPR” drama. They’re on to different things now. It’s like, why dwell on the past when there’s so much new to explore? Speaking of new, “The Valley” is this fresh space for Jax Taylor, Brittany Cartwright, and Kristen Doute. They’ve moved on to adulting in California’s San Fernando Valley, leaving the youthful drama behind.
Stassi’s journey from “Vanderpump Rules” fame to her departure in 2020 was a rollercoaster. Bravo cut ties over past remarks she made, marking the end of an era. But hey, life goes on, and so does Stassi, finding new paths and new shows to binge. It’s all about moving forward, right?
