Lisa Vanderpump Teases 'Complicated' New Season Of 'Pump Rules' With 'Big Emotions'

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Lisa Vanderpump opened up about the ninth season of "Vanderpump Rules," which is currently in the midst of production, during the June 5 episode of "The Daily Dish" podcast.

About a month into filming on the new episodes, Vanderpump, who owns SUR Restaurant where the Bravo reality series is based, teased a "complicated" season as she also addressed the recent baby boom amongst the cast.

"Have you ever met any group of friends that say, 'Oh, let's have a baby, let's do it together?'" Vanderpump wondered. 

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"Like, no, when does that happen? But that group is so closely entwined," she continued, adding that cast members Scheana Shay and Lala Kent welcomed their daughters, Summer Moon Honey Davies and Ocean Kent Emmett, respectively," like six weeks apart."

Although a number of cast members became parents during the time that production on "Vanderpump Rules" was put on a hiatus, Vanderpump said that not everyone grew up.

Scroll on to find out what Vanderpump had to say about the cast's attitudes going into season nine.

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"Some might be more mature, but definitely you feel that they've been locked up for a year, that's for sure," Vanderpump admitted. "It's already, like, complicated, and it's all kicking off. And I'm like, oh, my god, I missed them all so much, but wow, yeah, it's a lot."

According to Vanderpump, filming on season nine of "Vanderpump Rules" has been "kind of interesting." 

"Nobody does it like these kids. And they live their lives like that on-screen and off-screen," Lisa said of her cast mates.

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"Everything's, like, they make big statements, there's big emotions, it's complicated dynamics. It's just a group of people that are very vocal and sometimes volatile," Vanderpump added of season nine.

Also during the interview, Vanderpump opened up about her newest reality show, "Vanderpump Dogs," which begins streaming on June 9 on Peacock.

"It's got this real feel-good factor. I think people will love it. I think it's actually the kind of show that you could just watch all of [the episodes] straight away. Because if you love dogs, it is so poignant and [has that] feel-good factor," she shared.

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"There's a lot that goes on behind the scenes, but this is more just about the connection with the dogs and the people and the wonderful stories. People have loved the show. Everybody I know that's seen it has absolutely fallen in love with it," Vanderpump added.

To see more of the "Vanderpump Rules" cast, don't miss the season nine premiere this fall on Bravo.

And, to find out why Kent believes Bravo missed an opportunity when they fired Stassi Schroeder, Kristen Doute, Max Boyens, and Brett Caprioni for racist behavior, check out the article below.