Lisa Vanderpump Teases 'VPR' Reunion: 'I Think We Are Ready for It'
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum said it’s been “very difficult” to watch the fallout from her costars Tom Sandoval and Raquel Leviss' affair
Lisa Vanderpump is teasing the explosive Vanderpump Rules reunion.
Ahead of the first episode of the three-part season 10 reunion, which is set to air on May 24, Vanderpump, 62, told Extra at the 5th annual Vanderpump Dog Foundation Gala on Thursday, "I think we are ready for it. There are a lot of questions that need to be answered."
"I don't think we have heard it all yet. I think there is still going to be more as soon as we start filming again," she added of season 11.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum also revealed it's been 'very difficult" to watch the fallout from Tom Sandoval and Raquel Leviss' seven-month affair, which was exposed on March 3 and ended 40-year-old Sandoval's nine-year relationship with his costar Ariana Madix.
"It's still hard to watch when you see emotional breakdowns like that," Vanderpump told Extra. "When you are invested in these people you have known for so many years, who is right or wrong when you see them absolutely hysterical? It's been very difficult."
Vanderpump's costars Lala Kent and James Kennedy and his girlfriend Ally Lewber were also in attendance at the gala, but Vanderpump said it would be impossible to expect all of the cast to attend with emotions still running high amidst the cheating scandal, which was laid bare in Wednesday's finale episode.
"It's a feel-good factor, it's my charity gala, and these feelings aren't resolved and I can't sit them at a table and expect perfect harmony," she explained to Extra. "It's not going to happen."
In an interview with The New York Times on Thursday, Madix, 37, said that she isn't open to filming with Sandoval or Leviss, 28, again.
"I have nothing to say to either of them," she said. "Our show is very real and follows a real group of friends, and neither of them are in the group of friends, so, good luck."
She added of filming the reunion, which took place on March 23, "It was kind of a weird day because I feel like most of the time in any other reunion, we go through the whole season. But in this reunion, it was really just everybody against one or against two [cast members]. We've never been united like that ever."
Madix's comments come after Alex Baskin, the executive producer on Vanderpump Rules, said producers and the network were taking "a minute" to figure out casting for next season and are currently taking a small break from filming following the cheating scandal.
Baskin told Variety, "It's hard for anybody to say yes right now" to filming a new season of the Bravo show after a taxing reunion marked by surprise "revelations that not all of them know now. So we need a little space."
He went on to say that the cast needs to see all three parts of the reunion. "I had thought that we needed cameras on them right away," he told the publication. "And I now think we need a minute."
Weighing in on whether Leviss may return, Baskin added, "We have had those conversations with her reps. She and people around her have to feel OK about it. And so that's why I also think that waiting a little bit helps."
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Reunion host Andy Cohen also teased the three-part special after filming wrapped.
"Well, that was really confrontational," the 54-year-old said on his Instagram Story in March. "It was really emotional. Nothing was left unsaid."
Meanwhile, cast member Kent, 32, called the taping "the most exhausting reunion" she's "ever done."
"I'm drained. I feel like I want to crawl into a hole and sob and scream, but I'm happy to be home now with my little one," she added on her Instagram Story. "Anyway, I think you guys will enjoy it though, so that is the silver lining to it all."
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