Stassi Schroeder Was Allegedly 'Unprepared' For Tamron Hall Interview

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Stassi Schroeder was reportedly not prepared for her recent interview on "The Tamron Hall Show," which served as her first televised appearance since she was fired from the "Vanderpump Rules" cast due to behavior that was deemed racist.

“Stassi felt totally unprepared for the interview,” a source toldUs Weekly magazine at the end of last week, days after the interview aired.

Stassi agreed to talk to Tamron Hall for her first interview and during their interaction on video chat, she admitted to being uneducated about racial injustice.

“She wasn’t in a good mood afterward and felt like she was put on the spot," the insider explained. "She has built her brand on being candid and funny, and she feels afraid to make any wrong comments or jokes and having them come across negatively, which, in turn, made the interview awkward."

“She doesn’t want to make a wrong move or say anything that can be taken out of context because she really has been taking time to work on herself," the source continued.

According to the report, the former reality star did her best to educate herself on racial injustice and equality before she sat down with Tamron but supposedly felt as if she was "caught off guard" by how the interview went down.

“Producers laid the segments out for Stassi and her team, and everything was all set. And then, to everyone’s surprise, Tamron [Hall] went rogue and took the interview in a completely different direction,” a second source said in regard to the taping.

During her interview with Tamron, Stassi admitted that when it came to her racism scandal, the hardest part was knowing that some peole believe she is racist.

“That is absolutely the hardest part, just going out to a restaurant or going to the grocery store and wondering if that’s what people think,” she admitted. “And throughout this whole thing I recognize, I never felt like I was a racist, I don’t have hate in my heart, but I recognize that I wasn’t anti-racist. I wasn’t, and that’s something I’ve been learning throughout all of this.”

Stassi also said during the interview that she hopes to become “a better person” for her daughter, who she and fiance Beau Clark will welcome in early January.

Also in the Us Weekly article, it was noted that a previous source had revealed that Beau has “been a rock” for Stassi in the wake of her racism scandal and that he “unconditionally loves and supports her.”

“He has been taking care of her and supporting her both in their relationship, during her pregnancy and when it comes to her career and future,” the insider shared.