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VanderPump Rules Fans should enter a season 12 with an open mind, according to the Show Executive Producer Alex Baskin.
“I’m excited about it,” said Baskin on the episode on Thursday, April 24, of “The Viall Files” podcast. “The big thing I emphasize is that we don’t try to do the thing we did before. We’re not trying to make the show we did before. You can’t do it. It’s a very big shoe to fill.”
According to Baskin, he and his fellow producers knew they would “be met with some doubt” when they announced that Vpr Season 12 would include a completely new cast.
“The audience has not had the opportunity to fall in love with the new group and the new show,” he said. “I think we’re going to win people over. He returns to the core principles (for) a very tight knitting group that works together, living together (AC) doing everything together. I think it’s really fun.”
He added, “This will be all the things Audiences loved for the show in the first place. It will be messy and just a fun journey. “
The first 11 seasons of VanderPump Rules He highlighted the personal lives of a group of hinders, hostesses and bartenders at Lisa Vanderpump’s popular Sur Hotpot in Los Angeles. Last season starred Katie Maloney, Ariana Madix, Tom Sandoval, Scheana Shay, Tom Schwartz, Lala Kent and James Kennedy.
The news broke in November 2024 that season 12 would appear A completely new group of surrender.
“What buzz is to build on the legacy of this series by doing it all again,” Baskin previously wrote in a statement. “With an intense appreciation of the original group and their iconic run, we can’t wait for the audience to see a dynamic new group of Cow workers and friends making their way through life together.”
The new cast, whose identity has not yet been shared publicly, Have begun to film Earlier in April with Lisa Vanderpump, who was previously teased to be able to fulfill their iconic predecessors.
“When you have a restaurant, especially in Hollywood, with a rotating door of beautiful people who are all a kind of personalities that are usually quite large because they come to Hollywood for a reason, it’s always complicated,” Vanderpump, 64, she was told only Weekly US in February. “I’m sure it’s going to be very different with these young minxes when they get to work, but we’ll see.”
Vanderpump further noted that “some very interesting characters” in the new batch of episodes.
“Sur has been around a long time,” Vanderpump told Us. “And as I (always) say, it’s a show we could have shot 12 months of the year.”