It’s A Family Affair For Stassi Schroeder’s New Job, Including Baby Hartford

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Stassi Schroeder may not be coming back to “Vanderpump Rules” but she certainly has her eyes on a comeback. The new mom shared on her IG account that she will be hosing a new podcast with her fiancé Beau Clark. The paid podcast can be found on Patreon and will focus on everything parenting. “Becoming a parent is literally the best, most f–king overwhelming magical chaotic incredible thing that’s ever happened to me,” wrote Schroeder on social media alongside a heartfelt video of her pregnancy timeline.

The former reality TV star is really getting into this parenting thing and discovering new things everyday. “I am so excited to start sharing the good, the bad, the messy, the little moments, the wtf?! and everything in between,” she continued. Schroder hooked her fans almost immediately after giving them a little taste of what they can expect. “Join our family on Patreon where we have started a brand new exclusive podcast called “The Good The Bad The Baby”. We’ll be sharing the real moments as they happen, as well as exclusive videos and more… once we figure this shit out!”

Getting ahead of being too overwhelmed the 32-year-old shared that the podcast will only have 3 episodes a month and encouraged her fans to visit her fiancé’s IG page for more information. Clark’s page didn’t have any new information just reiterating what his soon-to-be wife shared on her social media page. While a majority of the couple’s fans were excited to see her making some kind of comeback, some were wondering why she thought it was okay to charge fans to listen to them talk.

“I would listen if it was a normal free podcast. $12 for 3 episodes?? No thanks,” wrote one incensed fan. Another fan pointed out that she is still using racial terms, “Nitty gritty is offensive!!!!! Change please.” Unfortunately, fans were most upset about the fact that they would have to pay for the content. “Hulu is less expensive for way more content. Sorry, but $9 is way too much for three podcasts a month - sad I’m going to miss it.”

Bravo fired Schroeder along with co-stars Max Boyens, Kristen Doute, and Brett Caprioni in June of 2020 after putting a former cast member Faith Stowers in danger by calling the police on her under false pretense. The new mom also lost a handful of endorsements and was dropped by her PR company. While she issued an apology, it was unfortunately during a time where most people were not willing to let incidents like this go unnoticed. Schroeder has allegedly been planning a comeback since the summer of 2020.