Stassi Schroeder and Beau Clark, veterinarians at Vanderpump Rules, got used to being parents for the first time very well.
The 32-year-old author Next Level Basic and her husband went out to lunch in Los Angeles with their newborn daughter Hartford, and were always loving parents while dining outdoors.
The sighting comes as Lisa Vanderpump revealed to Us Weekly that she and Stassi “haven’t spoken” since she was fired from Bravo in June amid problematic racist behavior.
Lunch date: New parents Stassi Schroeder and Beau Clark took their newborn daughter, Hartford, to lunch in Los Angeles, while Lisa Vanderpump says she and Stassi have “not spoken” since her resignation in June
Stassi got ready for an invigorating day in an elegant turtleneck and blue jeans, leaving her platinum braids loose.
The couple was blessed with the extra help of a friend who helped lift the cart up a few flights of stairs, ensuring that Hartford was safe in the process.
Beau shook a blue flannel and a Los Angeles baseball cap while cradling their daughter, who was soothed with a pacifier.
The duo recently announced their new Patreon podcast, The Good The Bad The Baby, where they promise exclusive access to a glimpse into their lives as parents for $ 8.99 a month.
Balancing act: the stars of reality seemed to be getting used to parenting very well, as they shared tasks while eating something
Dad’s duties: the LA native was seen smiling at his daughter during lunch, holding her while she sucked on a pacifier
Stassi joked on Tuesday that his birth story video would be released on Wednesday, adding ‘I cry every time I watch it.’
They had previously released details of Hartford’s birth in podcast form last week, but said they would provide access to a variety of content for fans who choose to pay the fee.
While some have already given their support to the couple as a way to regain their lives after she was fired from the Bravo show in June for having racist behavior reappeared, others questioned the cost.
A reddit channel called Bravo Uncensored received a barrage of comments from fans who said they would ‘absolutely not’ pay for it, one user writing ‘hard pass’ and another writing:’ Can someone tell me who Stassi and Beau think they are charging $ 8.99 a month on Patreon for your new parenting podcast? ‘
Patreon’s drama: the duo announced the release of their podcast The Good The Bad The Baby on Patreon last month, but many fans complained that they charged $ 8.99 for exclusive content when they said it should be free
Family of three: The author of Next Level Basic shared that the Hartfords birth story video would hit the Patreon channel this week, adding ‘I cry every time I watch it’; photographed on March 5
Stassi may have thought it would be a smart move to demand a content-based payment model, as comments made on his latest Straight Up With Stassi podcast aided his resignation from Bravo.
In 2017, she talked about her complaint about award programs being made about ‘race’ while discussing the hashtag #OscarsSoWhite. ‘I’m like, really tired of everyone doing everything about race – I’m kind of outdated,’ she said.
Stassi continued to recognize that she was “white” and “privileged” before talking about the politicization of award programs. ‘Everyone giving their passionate speeches about race and all that stuff, I’m like,’ Why is it always just about African Americans? ”
Her program was subsequently removed from all streaming platforms and a bunch of problematic behavior was exposed, including a post ‘OOTD’ (outfit of the day) where she referred to something like ‘nazi chic.
Troubled past: she and Doute were fired from Bravo in June after a former SUR employee, Faith, revealed that the duo called her police as a ‘joke’ after seeing a photo of a black woman accused of a crime that they vaguely thought to resemble her; pictured in 2016
No contact: Lisa told Us Weekly on Tuesday that she and Stassi “haven’t spoken” since her resignation in June; Pictured 2019
Most problematic of all was her and co-star Kristen Doute’s decision to call the police about former SUR employee Faith Stowers, who revealed that the duo had done it ‘as a joke’ after seeing an article about a black woman accused of a crime that they thought looked vaguely like her.
In it, Patreon Stassi talked about the dismissal and how being pregnant in the midst of the controversy made it easier for her.
‘I think that [it] it made me much better to be pregnant while i was going through a difficult time. If I hadn’t been pregnant, I probably would have just … gone into alcoholism, Xanax. I would have attacked, like a dark passenger. And I think our baby saved me 100 percent, ‘she said to Clark.
Lisa Vanderpump – who heads the spinoff show after finding fame at the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills – told Us Weekly on Monday that she had not yet heard of Stassi during the resignation.
‘I did not talk with her. I went to her a few times, but she never responded after she was fired, ‘she shared, adding,’ this is her choice, you know. This is OK.’
The pair had filmed the show together since the first season, getting so close after Stassi decided to leave her job as a waitress that Lisa guided her into the world of event planning, also offering her and Clark an engagement party at their Villa Rosa estate. in Beverly Hills.
One person Stassi spoke to is her good friend Lala Kent, who gave birth to her first child, Ocean Kent Emmett, with fiance Randall Emmett on Monday.
Stassi posted a video of Hartford as she commented on Kent’s arrival, sharing that her girls would be ‘future best friends’.
Future besties: Castmate Lala gave birth to her first daughter Ocean Kent Emmett on Monday, Stassi teasing her daughters to be ‘future besties’