Season 2 of Vanderpump Villa did not disappoint. A scandal involving former server Marciano Brunette and two guests from The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is still unraveling. Plus, Lisa Vanderpump invited Vanderpump Rules alum Stassi Schroeder to stay at Castello Rosato for the summer with her family.
As usual, Stassi packed her wit, her dark passenger, and her hilarious take on the goings-on at the Italian castle. So, will she be back for Season 3?
The Vanderpump Villa Season 3 cast will include Stassi Schroeder
As of now, Hulu has not officially announced that Vanderpump Villa is returning for Season 3. Reportedly, a source told The U.S. Sun, “Vanderpump Villa is greenlit for a third season and will be back on Hulu. Stassi will be returning with Beau [Clark].” Stassi and Beau are married and have two children.
10 Interesting Facts About Earth's Oceans
The insider continued, “Lisa loved watching their dynamic and marital tension play out, and it was a big hit with the fans, so there was no question about them returning, too.” Production also reportedly wanted the couple back.
As you may recall, Stassi had a birthday meltdown because Beau had a tattoo for his sister, but not one for Stassi. Fun fact: Stassi’s birthday extravaganza at the castle was not even on her birthday. One thing is for certain – Stassi creates good TV. Vanderpump Villa marked Stassi’s return to our screens after being fired from Pump Rules in June 2020, along with Kristen Doute, for exhibiting racist behavior.
Meanwhile, production is also looking for new groups of guests to stay at Lisa’s villa. “Ideally, they want groups of 6-8 people, and they are seeking people who have milestone life events going on,” the source stated. “School or work reunions, vow renewals, anniversaries, landmark career achievements, or any unique kind of celebration” is desirable for Season 3 of the show. So, if you fit the bill, maybe you could be hanging with Lisa and Stassi at a luxurious castle! I’m glad that Vanderpump Villa and Stassi will be back for Season 3.
