Four Cast Members Fired From 'Vanderpump Rules' Because of Racist Remarks!

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Welp, your past can most definitely come back and bite you in the ass and no matter how remorseful you are, it cannot always save your livelihood. Such is the case for four of the 'Vanderpump Rules' cast members, most notably Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute, whom have been there since day one. Along with these OGs, newcomers Brett Caprioni and Max Boyens have also been let go and it all has to do with racist remarks from their pasts. Earlier today, Bravo released this: "Bravo and Evolution Media confirmed today that Stassi Schroeder, Kristen Doute, Max Boyens and Brett Caprioni will not be returning to Vanderpump Rules."

With regards to Stassi and Doute, they allegedly called the police on former co-star, Faith Stowers as she resembled a woman seen on video, who was wanted for theft. Ultimately, it was not Stowers but Stassi had been called out by cast member, Ariana Madix a few seasons ago for a comment on her podcast 'Straight Up With Stassi' which she deemed inappropriate. Lisa Vanderpump went onto say, in a show confessional, she had never seen an ounce of racism or bigotry from Stassi. As for Max and Brett, who just joined the show this season, season eight, their pasts came to haunt them in the form of racist tweets. With the Black Lives Matter movement more prevalent than ever and social media being one of the biggest platforms to use your voice, good or bad (just as the President), it is no surprise these two newcomers got the axe. As for Stassi and Kristen, they both issued public apologies but this was not enough. Stassi has lost endorsement deals while Doute just released a book on June 2. I am sure she had a lot of press prepared once COVID allowed that is now being reevaluated.

Now, a quick reminder: Faith was the one one, in season six, who slept with Jax while she was watching an elderly woman and shared this information at a party where the whole cast and camera crew was. This wrecked his relationship with Brittany as Faith also recorded a conversation she had with Jax the same evening about how much he was not attracted to Brittany, did not want to marry her, etc. She also said she had missed her period leading those around her to believe she could be pregnant with Jax's baby. This just proves it does not matter your race, religion, sex, age, etc- just don't be a bad person!

The ratings for season eight of Vanderpump were down and people called it boring. Was firing two of the fan favorites a way to get the show cancelled by saying it could not possibly go on without Stassi and Kristen? Season nine would have shown Stassi's marriage to Beau and delved deeper into Kristen hooking up with Max. Another question: was Max fired as GM from TomTom? Was Brett fired from SUR? I need answers! Let me know your thoughts in the comments or on Twitter @3icecubes and do not forget part two of the 'Vanderpump Rules' reunion airs tonight at 9pm only on Bravo!

A 'Jerseylicious' Split!

photo courtesy of imdb.com When you were on a semi-successful reality show, especially as one of the key players, and everyone watched your love story unfold, it only makes sense they will want to keep following you after the series has ended. Such has been the case for 'Jerseylicious' star, Tracy DiMarco , who always went head-to-head with Olivia Blois-Sharpe on the show based around the never-ending drama at the Jersey salon, The Gatsby. Eventually, DiMarco got her happily ever after when she married Corey Epstein in her dream wedding. She continued to pursue her passion, have three kids, develop a wildly successful podcast, and work on clothing and accessories. But, when you are in the public eye, boasting 541K followers on Instagram , almost everything you do is up for scrutiny. Fans (and haters) began to notice a lack of presence when it came to her husband, Corey and questioned if their marriage was okay. There is an abundance of photos of daughters, Skylar and

'The Real L Word' Cast- Where Are They Now?

photo courtesy of amazon.com With the return of the hit Showtime series, 'The L Word,' it makes fans of the original show and ultimate reality spinoff, 'The Real L Word,' quite nostalgic. Actors can keep acting but reality stars can drift off into the clouds after their 15 minutes of fame are over. TRLW lasted three seasons with a revolving door of lesbians who soon became like friends and family. Initially based in California, the show followed the lives of a handful of gay women, somehow intertwined in life, and what it was like to date, fall in love, have sex, try to make babies, propose, be successful, and so much more. By the final season, the series went bi-coastal, utilizing NYC as a playground, as well. The show ended in 2012 with two weddings and a lot of tears. So, where are they now? Get ready to catch up with our fave reality celesbians! - Whitney Mixter : the player of the series, she may have hooked up with almost every member of the cast. But,

'Impractical Jokers: The Movie' To Your Home EARLY!

'IMPRACTICAL JOKERS: THE MOVIE' GETS EARLY DIGITAL RELEASE Following a Successful Theatrical Run, truTV’s First-Ever Feature-Length Film is Arriving Early on Digital April 1 BURBANK, CA (March 27, 2020) Warner Bros. Home Entertainment is bringing the pranks into homes this April Fool’s Day with the early digital release of 'Impractical Jokers: The Movie' on April 1, 2020, only five weeks after its successful theatrical debut. The film, an extension of the wildly successful 'Impractical Jokers' series, was directed by Chris Henchy ( Daddy’s Home , “Eastbound & Down”). A truTV original production and produced by Funny Or Die, 'Impractical Jokers: The Movie' carries a suggested retail price of $19.99 for the Digital ($24.99 in Canada) and is rated PG-13. “'Impractical Jokers' raised the stakes bringing their hi-jinks to the big screen and we couldn’t be more proud of their impressive box office debut,”

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