Lisa VanderPump Issues Statement to fans about cyberbullying that her cast cyberbullying
Lisa Vanderpump Send a message to fans and urges them to stop cyberbullying her cast members.
“For all our great fans: I am so grateful for your passion and support for my shows. But I have to say this – nobody deserves to be bullied, harassed or targeted,” wrote Vanderpump, 64, via Via via Instagram On Sunday 4 May.
She continued: “The cast members are people, with real feelings, who do their best in a high -pressure environment. Healthy conversation is welcome, but cruelty is not. Let’s raise it, don’t get down. Kindness always wins. #Stopcyberbullying.”
VanderPump’s message received support from various friends, including The real housewives of Orange CountyS Heather DubrowHe wrote in the commentary: “Well said ❤️.”
Vanderpump’s statement is less than two weeks later VanderPump Villa Season 2 – which takes place in her Italian villa, Castello Rosato – premiered on Hulu. The show has since achieved the headlines for different times on the screen, including controversial newcomer Siadi and the crossover between the cast of VanderPump Villa And The secret life of Mormon women.
In a reunion trailer released on Thursday 1 May, Vanderpump and “Special VIP” guest Stassi Schroeder De Cast asked about their highlights and lows of season 2. Cast member Marciano took over the hot chair after his comments Mormon women‘ Demi Enemann – whose he was beaten by.
Prior to the premiere of VanderPump VillaVanderPump exclusively plagued US Weekly That season 2 of the Hulu series is “richer, funnier, sexier.”
“It’s hard work, finding the right mix of personalities and organizing them, but it’s glorious,” the first Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Star told UsBefore we weigh on connections at the workplace. “This brought it to a whole new level. It should be VanderPump Matchmaker! Everyone fell in love … and out. That was the more complicated part.”
Vanderpump also shared that there were “a few” cast members who “who thought they were coming to Italy to be famous” – who “didn’t work” for her.
“Form up or send. There were long days, and sometimes you can be a little overwhelmed,” she said. “I don’t want to send anyone home, especially in tears, but sorry, you had your chance.”
During teasing VanderPump VillaThe former Housewife-Wiens CV comprises with Emmy-nominated spin-off Vanderpump and performing The valley -Reflected about her reality -TVfarent.
“That I gave the audience authenticity, beauty, pleasure, show that it was not manufactured that were authentic,” she said. “They were visually beautiful to look at and also a bit naughty, like me.”
