“I am ashamed, ashamed, and very sad. I will do well. “
The stars of Vanderpump Rules know how to bring drama – but sometimes it gets them into a little trouble.
From serious dating conflicts to fist fights, things can get worse while you’re filming. But the high-profile drama is not the reason for the dramatic shake-up of the last few years.
Some of the biggest players have been missing in recent seasons because Bravo decided to give them the ax. And when this Vanderpump Rules The stars may have been kicked out of the show, a few of them recently announced that this is not the last time they will be seen online!
Read on to find out why these stars are no longer on the show…
1. Stassi Schroeder
In 2020, Stassi Schroeder was released Vanderpump Rules after a fellow member Faith Stowers accused him of discrimination in the past. On Instagram Live, Faith said that Stassi and Kristen Doute saw a photo of a black woman wanted for a crime and called the police, saying the woman was Faith.
“There was this story in the Daily Mail where there was an African-American woman. It was an amazing picture, so she looked so light and she had these different, amazing tattoos. They showed her, and I thought this woman was kidnapping people. And they called the police and said I am. This is a true story. I heard this from Stassi during an interview,” Faith shared on the live stream.
Stassi later apologized for her actions but Bravo still decided to remove her from the show. He was also left with both a publicist and sponsor, as well as partnerships with Billie brand razors and Ritual vitamins.
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2. Kristen Doute
Kristen Doute was also fired Vanderpump Rules follow him participating in events with Faith Stowers. When Kristen apologized and said that what she did was not “racist,” Bravo still decided to let her go.
He wrote: “I don’t know if my luck blinded me to how the police treated black people, and how dangerous my actions would have been to him,” he wrote in his apology. “It was not my intention to increase injustice and inequality. I am ashamed, ashamed, and very sad. I will do well. I must do well.”
A few months later, Kristen He also talked about what happened, saying that he was not fired by Bravo but that the network chose not to renew his contract. He also tried to explain what happened when he and Stassi spoke to the police, explaining that no report was ever filed.
“There was no police report, the police didn’t name him so they didn’t do anything. I understand that talking about this will cause a lot of controversy but I’m tired of rumours. Not even [me or Stassi] they are racist and do not have any hatred,” he wrote.
Kristen continued, “I called the cell phone. At the time, many people told me that it was [Faith] and that he had a history. Which I have accepted and apologized publicly and privately. I wish I didn’t have it and especially before I brought it up on social media. ”
I have a very nurturing grandfather who is African American, I have a half black mother and we live in a generation that says certain things, even if you’re of that culture, it’s frowned upon.
3. Jack Taylor
Jax Taylor was one of the original stars of the Vanderpump Rules but left the show at the end of 2020. During his eight-year run, Jax was a controversial figure, often getting into explosive arguments and fist fights. He was even once caught shoplifting on a trip to Hawaii.
Jax has also been brought into the drama surrounding Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute because of the tweets that surfaced when he wrote them. accused Faith Stowers of various crimes, including stealing a large car. On top of that, it was later revealed that Jax actually cheated on his wife Brittany Cartwright with Faith.
Around that time, several other charges were made against Jax, including criminal charges racist comments and anti-trans behavior. He was invited again making bi-phobic comments about Ariana Madix’s sexuality. Then in December 2020, Bravo announced that Jax would not be returning Vanderpump Rules.
It looks like Jax’s shooting may be temporary as he is rumored to be featured in an upcoming movie. Vanderpump Rules spinoff focusing on domestic life. Jax soon he laughed his return Pump Rules the environment at an event.
“I’m here to drink, take pictures and talk Vanderpumpand let’s do that for a minute, let’s talk Vanderpump, let’s just say, I’ll bring it,” said Jax. “I will bring to the people what needs to be brought there. Oh, I said too much, sorry!
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4. Brittany Cartwright
Jax’s wife Brittany Cartwright was also allowed to leave Vanderpump Rules cast at the same time as her husband. In her statement, Brittany reflected on the five years she spent on the show, calling them “the most challenging, rewarding and fulfilling years” of her life.
“As difficult as this is to share, Jax and I will not be returning for another season of Vanderpump Rules. We are happy to take this time to reflect on our growing family and share our new endeavors with you. @bravotv, @evolutionusa and our Vanderpump friends will always be close to our hearts. . Thank you to all the fans who have shared our journey and supported us through everything. We love you. Stay tuned,” Brittany he wrote.
Although what Brittany said made it seem like they were mutually exclusive, Brittany later said that things were not as good as they seemed. When fans called him out of his comments, Brittany he is said to have written again“Do you guys really think we have to write down everything we want?”
I will bring to the people what needs to be brought. Oh, I said too much, sorry!
5. Max Boyens
Max Boyens joined them Vanderpump Rules in season 7 but by the end of season 8 he had been fired. Bravo decided to let him go many previous racist tweets surfacedincluding many of them where they used the N word.
“It pisses me off that the word na is not allowed to be said unless you’re black because it’s honestly my favorite word,” Max said in a 2012 tweet. Elsewhere, he added, “Asian things that just make me want to punch them in the sucker hole.”
Max later apologized for his tweets, sharing that he was “sincerely sorry” and there were no excuses for his words.
Max said: “I’m an adult now, and I don’t think I’ve said that.” “I have a grandfather who raised me well who is African-American, I have a mother who is black-black and we live in a generation that says certain things, even if you’re of that culture, it’s offensive. I’m very sorry, there are no excuses.”
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6. Brett Caprioni
Brett Caprioni was just part of the Vanderpump Rules she was cast for one season before being fired due to racist comments she had made online in the past. He quickly apologized, sharing that he respects Bravo’s decision.
“I continue to regret the disrespectful words I spoke in the past and I have worked in our community to repair the damage I caused. I have learned a lot and grown from my experience but I understand that it is not enough. I will continue to do more regardless of whether I have VPR because it is the right thing to do,” Brett. he shared.
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