Stassi Schroeder, the former star of “Vanderpump Rules,” is set to make her return to reality television with her new show, “House of Stassi,” which will premiere on 29 July on Freeform. The series promises to offer an intimate glimpse into Schroeder’s life as she navigates her roles as a mother and a wife while reestablishing her career in the entertainment industry.
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In an exclusive trailer released by PEOPLE, Schroeder expresses her determination to redefine her legacy. “I was not going to let Vanderpump Rules be my legacy,” she states, emphasising her desire to move beyond her earlier reality TV affiliations. With the show chronicling her personal and professional journey, it appears this series aims to be a fresh start for her.
“House of Stassi” features Schroeder, aged 38, alongside her husband Beau Clark and a close circle of friends, including Katie Maloney, Kristina Kelly, Taylor Strecker, Georgianna Aubin, Rob Evors, and Taylor Donohue. The series showcases the group as they support each other while navigating the complexities of adulthood and their respective aspirations.
In the teaser, Schroeder introduces herself by highlighting various aspects of her identity: “I’m a mom, a wife, a sister, a podcaster,” she says candidly. The star, who has two young children, son Messer Rhys and daughter Hartford, aged 2½ and 5 respectively, indicates that she is embracing a busy lifestyle filled with new opportunities. “I’m saying yes to everything right now. Work is busier than ever,” she adds, setting the stage for what viewers can expect from the series.
The show’s synopsis suggests that “House of Stassi” is more than just another reality series and is framed as a “meta-docuseries.” It will detail her anticipated return to television while focusing on her relationships with those closest to her. As she embarks on a new chapter, the narrative promises to explore how the dynamics between her and her inner circle evolve when faced with the challenges of fame and truth.
Schroeder acknowledges the impact of being part of a reality show, stating, “I know being on a reality show forces hard truths to surface.” She reveals her mixed feelings about the genre, admitting, “Reality TV is all I know, and I love it, but I’m also traumatized by it.” Despite her earlier apprehensions, she appears eager to shape her narrative this time, reflecting, “I get to go back and do it, but on my terms. What could go wrong?”
The series is produced by Scout Productions and Belcheri Productions, with Erin Foye and Jenna Rosenfeld taking on the roles of showrunners and executive producers. Notable figures such as Schroeder herself, along with David Collins, Michael Williams, Renata Lombardo, David Marker, Eric Korsh, and Simone Hilliard, contribute as executive producers, ensuring a well-rounded production team.
Schroeder previously teased the uniqueness of “House of Stassi,” noting its nostalgic essence, particularly because it features familiar faces from her previous show. “It’s nothing anyone’s ever seen,” she remarked, highlighting the raw and authentic aspects of the series as it delves into the current realities of her life.
Viewers can catch the premiere of “House of Stassi” on Freeform, with the full season becoming available for streaming on Hulu the following day. As the actress embarks on this new journey, fans will eagerly await the insights and revelations that come with her return to the reality TV landscape.