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Texer announced on social media on Friday that Ax1’s Jacques Taylor and T1’s Brittany Cartwright are stepping out of the “and underpump rules.”
Beginning Taylor’s Instagram post, “The last 8 years have been some of the most challenging, rewarding, and fulfilling years of my life on the ‘Anderpump Rules.'” Although this is hard to share, Brittany and I will not return to the second season of ‘Wonderpump Rules’.
“We look forward to this time to focus on our growing family and share our new endeavors with you. @bravotv, evolveusa and our Vanderpump customers will always be close to our hearts, “he said before concluding,” Thanks to all the fans who have shared our journey with us and supported us through everything. We love you Stay tuned, we can’t wait [to] Share what we have planned. Have a great weekend. “
Cartwright’s post featured an almost identical statement, but his timing on the show has been balanced; She became involved in the Bravo hit three years after Taylor. She and Taylor announced that Cartwright is pregnant and expecting a boy in September.
In his post on the news, TMZ used the word “ready” and added that “Honchoz at Bravo confirms that the couple will not return to the show.”
Production of the “Vanderpump Rules” is yet to resume as cases of coronavirus continue to rise across the country. For a heavily based show in the restaurant and bar industry, filming in the midst of a coronavirus epidemic is a dashed proposal, as Vanderpump recently wrote in an address to himself that “many rest restaurants will not reopen rent,” even though Page Six was told she had her own. Giving a general statement instead of mentioning assets.
A source told Page Six earlier this month that there was no timeline for the show to return.
The epidemic aside, almost every other couple with the announcement of the pregnancy in recent months, not to say anything boring during the summer when cast members Stacey Schroeder and Kristen Douten were fired for making false police reports. Faith Stowers, the show’s only black cast member (now working on her own reality show). Cast members Brett Carioni and Max Boynes were also targeted for racist posts on their social media posts.
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