‘Vanderpump Rules’ Star Stassi Schroeder Loses Endorsement Deals After Faith Stowers’ Revelations

Stassi Schroeder has been dropped by several of her endorsements after Faith Stowers’ revelations.

“Vanderpump Rules” star Schroeder is in hot water after Stowers, 31, shared an incident where the former and Kristen Doute called the cops to investigate the latter for an alleged robbery in 2018.

Following this shocking revelation, shaving brand Billie confirmed to Us Weekly that it is “ending all partnerships with anyone who isn’t supporting the fight against racism, including Stassi.”

Vitamin company Ritual also followed suit. It just announced that it has already parted ways with the “Queen Bees” star.

“We were not aware of these actions (which is unacceptable on our part),” the company wrote on Twitter on Friday (June 5). “We have ended the partnership and will be doing more thorough diligence going forward.”

Grove Collaborative also released a statement saying that it has no active collaborations with the reality stars and has no planned future partnership with them.

During an interview with MTV “Floribama Shore” star Candace Rice on IGTV, Stowers recalled how Schroeder and Doute falsely accused her and tried to get her arrested over a crime in 2018.

“There was this article on Daily Mail where there was an African American lady. It was a weird photo, so she looked very light-skinned and had these different, weird tattoos. They showcased her, and I guess this woman was robbing people,” Stowers shared. “And they called the cops and said it was me. This is like, a true story. I heard this from actually Stassi in an interview.”

Stassi admitted to her actions in a past interview. Doute also tweeted about it.

“Hey tweeties, doesn’t this ex #pumprules thief look familiar?someone put her on mtv & gave her a platform for press. I didn’t wanna go there but I’m going there,” she wrote.

Stowers also shared her experience as the only black cast member on “Vanderpump Rules.” According to her, she had no confessional interviews like the other cast members and was given no opportunities to share her story.

“I didn’t have [any confessional interviews],” she shared. “It could be different on their end, but in my opinion, I thought it was weird that everybody on the show got to do interviews and confessionals and I didn’t even get a chance to do that, to tell my story. Which was a very interesting story, being a black woman in the military at the time. At the time I was still in the army. … I didn’t feel like they appreciated that.”