Vander Rules

Explore how each Vanderpump Rules season ranks, highlighting the biggest scandals, feuds, and moments fans love!

Vanderpump Rules cast celebrating at a bar, capturing the show's mix of drama and friendship.
Vanderpump Rules cast celebrating at a bar, capturing the show’s mix of drama and friendship. (Photo Credit – Netflix)

Vanderpump Rules began in 2013 as a spin-off reality series to The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, focusing on Lisa Vanderpump’s Hollywood restaurant, SUR. The show featured the personal and professional lives of servers, bartenders, and aspiring actors, blending their work dynamics with the drama of their relationships, which quickly drew in a dedicated fanbase. The show skyrocketed to global fame last season with the explosive #Scandoval drama. While Ariana Madix turned heartbreak into paydays with endorsements, she, Lisa, and Lala Kent even attended the White House Correspondents Dinner last year, resulting in global attention on the series.

The younger viewers of Vanderpump Rules resonated with the show by watching Jax Taylor, Tom Sandoval, Katie Maloney, Scheana Shay, Stassi Schroeder, and others navigate their messy, less-than-chic lives in LA. Although the cast of the reality show was as outrageous as The Housewives, the group felt more relatable to a younger audience. Over the years, the series evolved tremendously as these reality stars transitioned from their days at SUR to becoming successful business owners, podcasters, media producers, and entertainers. Let’s take a memory down the lane and check out every season of Vanderpump Rules.

Season 11 (#Scandoval Fallout)

In the third episode of season 11 of Vanderpump Rules, tensions flared when Tom Sandoval lashed out at Lisa Vanderpump when she advised him to humble himself and accept accountability following Scandoval. Meanwhile, Tom’s assistant, Ann, awkwardly navigated the strained dynamic between Tom and Ariana, who continued to share their home post-breakup. On the other hand, the friend group remained divided, with Tom’s side looking increasingly isolated, filled with employees and “yes men” rather than actual friends. Despite strong resistance from others, Schwartz and Lisa conspire to reintegrate Tom into the group. This season, a memorable moment unfolds in the SUR alley, where Scheana confronts Tom, labeling him a narcissist. The show’s viewers can anticipate more drama involving new cast members, including Tori Keeth. Sandoval’s refusal to accept the consequences or boundaries frustrates them, especially in his hollow apology to Lisa.

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