Find Out If 'Vanderpump Rules' Stars Tom Schwartz And Katie Maloney Will Be Contributing To 'Corona Baby Boom'

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Katie Maloney and Tom Schwartz are currently quarantined at their Los Angeles home and as they continue to spend time with one another while also giving each other space, the Vanderpump Rulescouple spoke to Us Weekly magazine about the way in which they're holding up and their thoughts on the potential "corona baby boom."

“So far we have put together the Parisian Cafe, Tokyo skyline, the treehouse and the ship in a bottle,” Schwartz revealed of his and Maloney's many Lego projects.

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“[I] find the process to be quite soothing,” Schwartz continued of his Lego-building, adding that his wife is a total “Lego savant.”

“She blindfolds herself and just puts them together by feel,” he joked.

As for what Maloney has learned about her husband, she told the magazine that he's a much better cook than "he gives himself credit for.”

“We have a nice balance of spending quality time together and giving each other space to do our own thing as well,” Schwartz explained.

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“We do try and motivate each other. [We] both want to come out of this better versions of ourselves,” Schwartz continued.

Then, when asked if he and Maloney would be contributing to the baby boom, Schwartz said the odds of him getting his wife pregnant in the coming weeks are "low to nil."

"We are both feeling decidedly unsexy at the moment,” he admitted.

So, rather than spending their free time in bed, Schwartz has been “DJing and just chilling” while Maloney has been enjoying an “epic Real Housewives of New York binge.”

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“Sandoval and I have been raising money for our employees at TomTom and we should hit our $50k goal this week,” Schwartz revealed of himself and Tom Sandoval, who he co-owns TomTom alongside.

As Vanderpump Rules fans may have heard, Schwartz and Sandoval have been charging fans for Cameos and putting that money in a fund to support their currently unemployed staff at their West Hollywood restaurant.

Schwartz has also been keeping in touch with his loved ones with “loads of FaceTiming” and “zoom chill sessions.”

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According to Schwartz, he's been having a lot “of great heartfelt chats with the family" and letting "everyone how much we appreciate them.”

“Socially distanced but close at heart,” he added.

As fans may have seen, Stassi Schroeder and Beau Clark were initially quarantined at Maloney and Schwartz's home but have since moved into their Hollywood Hills mansion, which was previously under construction.

To see more of Maloney, Schwartz, and their co-stars, don't miss new episodes of the eighth season of Vanderpump Rules on Tuesdays at 9 p.m. on Bravo.