Stassi Schroeder Films New Reality Show With Katie Maloney & Celebrates Halloween With Former Vanderpump Rules Costar
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Stassi Schroeder and Katie Maloney were spotted filming together over the weekend at The Belmont in Los Angeles.
Amid production on the 37-year-old Vanderpump Rules alum’s new Hulu docuseries,
As noted by a November 1 report from TMZ, Stassi and Katie were seen with a camera crew at The Belmont in West Hollywood on Saturday, over a year after they seemingly confirmed their friendship had changed since their days on
Following reports of a feud, Katie appeared on the Off the Vine podcast, where she admitted that life had taken them in different directions.
“[Stassi]’s got two kids now,” she explained. “While I wish we spent, like, more time together … [having friends with kids] is totally different. Maybe once life bounces on a little bit, we can spend some time together. I just think we [have] very different things going on. But I’m really happy when I do get to see her.”
As Bravo fans well know, Stassi shares two children, daughter Hartford, 4, and son Messer, 2, with Beau, whom she married in September 2020. Meanwhile, Katie divorced Tom Schwartz, 43, in 2022 and has yet to remarry or welcome children.
Around the time of their public reunion in Los Angeles, Stassi and Katie also came together at Stassi and Beau’s Halloween bash.
“Nothing says Halloween like romanticizing the bubonic plague,” Stassi wrote in the caption of a November 1 slideshow on Instagram, signaling a bacterial infection that took the lives of millions of Europeans during the Middle Ages and including a couple of pics of Katie.
Following the sharing of the post, fans were ecstatic.
“Seeing you and Katie together heals something inside of me,” one person wrote.
“KATIE MADE THE SCROLL!! I LOVE herrrrrr,” another declared.
“Why does seeing you and Katie together make me this happy?” wondered a third.
“Love to see you and Katie together!” someone else agreed.
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A Family Day of Football: Vols Fans Enjoy an Unforgettable Game Day
The Tennessee Volunteers (Vols) are not just a college football team; they are a source of pride for fans across the nation. For one lucky family, the orange and white colors represent much more than just a sports team. It's a tradition, a bond, and a moment to create lifelong memories together. The family’s recent trip to Neyland Stadium for a Vols game is a perfect example of how football can bring people together, making for an unforgettable experience.
The excitement of the game was palpable as the family arrived at the stadium, sporting their Vols gear and ready to cheer on their favorite team. With orange blankets draped over their shoulders and Tennessee shirts proudly displayed, they showed their unwavering support for the team, no matter the weather or the stakes. It's clear that this isn’t just a one-time outing — this is a tradition they’ve built, and each game day is an opportunity to connect with each other and with the community.
Neyland Stadium, with its massive crowds and electric atmosphere, is the perfect setting for such an event. The towering “VOLS” sign looms over the field, a beacon for fans who come from all over to be part of the action. The family’s photos at the stadium capture the magic of the moment — from the excitement of standing together in front of the iconic sign to the warm, intimate snapshots taken as they wandered the campus. Whether they're standing together in front of the stadium or huddling for a selfie, the joy of spending time with loved ones is evident in every frame.
The Tennessee Volunteers are more than just a team. For this family, the game was an opportunity to strengthen their connections. From the laughs shared during the tailgate to the cheers from the stands, every moment was filled with love and pride. As they sat together in the stadium, wearing matching gear and rooting for the same goal, they shared something special — a connection to each other and to the traditions that make Vols games a highlight of their year.
Football is about more than just the sport; it’s about creating memories that will last a lifetime. This family’s day at Neyland Stadium is a testament to that, and it’s clear that the Tennessee Volunteers will continue to play a huge role in bringing them together season after season.
