The instantly infamous boys’ group chat that Bravo TV fans learned about on The Valley is worse than we thought, according to Stassi Schroeder and her husband, Beau Clark.
TikTok user @faraibennett asked the Vanderpump Villa reunion host to “Describe the ‘Boy’s Chat’ on The Valley in three words.”
It was so bad, Beau had to leave the chat:
“I’m not going to do three words,” began Stassi. “Sorry, no. I’m hijacking this.”
“I know a lot about the boys’ group chat,” she said directly to the camera. “Beau left that chat in 2020. That’s how bad it was. He’s like, ‘It’s disgusting.'”
Stassi’s fan – who was enjoying an Aperol Spritz – asked, “Did you see what [the boys’ group chat] said? Did you go through it?”
“No. I just trusted [Beau].” Stassi pointed out, “That must mean it’s bad if dudes are literally leaving because they’re like, ‘I don’t want to be a part of this.’ EW!”
What we know about the boys’ group chat:
On The Valley’s After Show, they explained the number one rule of The Valley guys’ group text chain: “What happens in boys’ chat, stays in boys’ chat.”
Zack Wickham claimed, “I’ve gotten the screenshot from other people that aren’t even in [the chat]. There are 37,000 people in that chat. They all send screenshots to everybody else. No one should think that anything in there is private.” Jason Caperna explained, “There’s probably 20 or so guys in it.” Janet’s husband is marked safe “because he has an Android.”
Kristen Doute‘s fiancé, Luke Broderick, was never included in the chat, while Danny Booke revealed that he was “blocked kicked out by Jax,” after he repeated the (false) allegation that Jesse’s ex was doing sex work.
Jesse said that he and Jax “removed like eight people” after they “smoked out” Danny as the mole. As Schwartz quipped back, “We’ve all tried to leave, but … they throw you back in there.”
Jax’s former friend Julian Sensely was “one of 22 people” in the chat, which he said is “like religion” to them, according to BravoTV.com.
According to Jax, the group is “all guys that are married now, basically just venting about their relationships and wives.” Jesse added, “It’s gone from a bunch of single guys to a bunch of memes about parenting.”
Scheana Shay‘s husband, Brock Davies, said it was jokes and memes (iykyk) about guys who are “miserable being married.” Brittany Cartwright noted, “People were just talking, like, mad sh*t about women and just different things. They just say everything in that chat.” Part of the reason why “a lot of people didn’t like Jesse [was because of] how he acted in that chat.”
