Most of the Vanderpump Rules cast members seem to be pulling away from the Emmy-nominated reality show. Six of the seven leads have removed ‘Pump Rules‘ and ‘Bravo TV‘ from their Instagram bios.
Taste of Reality was first to notice that Ariana Madix recently removed VPR from her Insta bio. “Okay I’m gonna go play the lottery, because just yesterday I went to check her bio and now today, poof, it’s gone! 👀 Is this a sign that our bestie isn’t returning to #VanderpumpRules??”
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Naturally, we had to review the rest of the cast’s IG bios:
To our SURprise, only one of the show’s mains still has Bravo in their bio …
Ariana’s ride or die, Katie Maloney, promoted their highly anticipated sandwich shop, Something About Her, on her Insta bio, but has no trace of Bravo. Lala Kent has sworn off social media until the VPR11 reunion has concluded (for her mental health) and has even removed the show from her IG bio. Scheana Shay‘s bio publicizes her new single and her podcast, but not Pump Rules. She’s even gone on the record saying she would rather film The Valley with her real friends.
Interestingly, Lisa Vanderpump has omitted Bravo and SUR from her Instagram bio, but is promoting her new restaurant, Wolf, and her upcoming third Las Vegas restaurant, Pinky’s by Vanderpump in their place.
That leaves the Toms:
Tom Schwartz has links to TomTom, Schwartz & Sandy’s, and his publicity team in his Insta bio, but there was no mention of Vanderpump Rules. Tom Sandoval, on the other hand, has two mentions of his reality tv stardom in his IG bio.
You can click a link to Bravo TV from Sandoval’s bio. Also, he uses the hashtag Pumprules before plugging his karaoke group, Tom Sandoval and the Most Extras.
@tof_r *Almost* the whole #VanderpumpRules cast took #VPR and #BravoTV off of their IG bios 🫨 #arianamadix #lvp #tomsandoval #vpr ♬ Come Check This (Quickie Edit) – FETISH
In case you missed it:
VPR is on pause. According to reports from TMZ, “the Lisa Vanderpump-led series will not film this summer — breaking from its usual tradition of kicking off production in May and keeping cameras rolling through June and July.”
