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'Vanderpump Rules' Season 11 Premiere Winners & Losers

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The Season 11 premiere of Vanderpump Rules is finally upon us and it was questionable how it would fare. After Season 10 and 'Scandoval,' fans had high expectations. Honestly, the saddest part of the premiere was knowing that this could be the last season of the show. Why? Because everyone is doing their own thing, there is no more working at SUR, what more can be done? That being said, let's talk about the season premiere's winners and losers. 

Winners:

Ariana Madix for moving on and still keeping her head up. Plus, she went back to TomTom, sat in the same booth where she discovered the Sandoval/ Rachel Leviss affair (probably a production thing), and found a new guy. It was only June but we all know that she continued to do great things.

Katie Maloney for standing by Ariana's side and not betraying her. She has loyalty and she does not back down. 

James Kennedy for finally making himself truly likable, growing up, and being a man. Unfortunately, he may have made a mistake buying a home near the airport. 


Losers:

Lala Kent for being so dense that she sympathized with Rachel and felt the need to call her and see if they could meet and talk. Yes, Lala was a mistress but she claims she had no idea her ex was still married. She also was not best friends with his now ex-wife. As for Rachel, she did know that Sandoval was with Ariana and she was good friends with her, despite claiming they were not that close. Therefore, their situations were not the same. Ariana is a saint for not telling Lala off for reaching out to Rachel. Lala also had a really bad attitude on WWHL which could just be her brand but it is really off-label.

Scheana Shay, who said that it is one thing for Rachel to fall in love with her best friend's boyfriend but to file a temporary restraining order- that was unforgivable. Again, Scheana makes it all about herself and ignores Ariana's pain. No wonder she and Lala are so close. They are both narcissists. 


Sadly, Lisa Vanderpump is really fazed out of the show but it did end with the return of Tom Sandoval. Oh, and Tom Schwartz has a bug collection now so he would be a loser if he wasn't so pathetic. This season may be exciting and fun but time will tell. In any case, it is just thrilling that it is back. What were your takeaways from the premiere? Let us know and watch Vanderpump Rules Tuesdays on Bravo. 

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