Katie Maloney put a former Vanderpump Rules costar on blast for ruining scenes by letting her boyfriend know ahead of time what was being said.
“There’s one girl that really made a habit of that,” Maloney, 38, claimed on the Tuesday, February 12, episode of the “Boyfriend Material” podcast.
Katie Maloneyput a former Vanderpump Rules costar on blast for ruining scenes by letting her boyfriend know ahead of time what was being said.
“There’s one girl that really made a habit of that,” Maloney, 38, claimed on the Tuesday, February 12, episode of the “Boyfriend Material” podcast.
Maloney recalled being annoyed by the costar’s behavior, adding, “We would be filming it. We would be talking about her boyfriend or husband or whatever at the time. She’s texting him and telling him everything that’s happening, which is fine if that’s normally what you do. This is a very strange and specific thing that we’re doing. That was always frustrating because you’re like, ‘Why would you do that?’”
While Vanderpump Rules isn’t scripted, Maloney explained that cast members usually wouldn’t text each other between scenes about drama to not ruin any reveals that could take place once cameras were rolling.
Maloney went on to accuse unnamed costars of trying to control how they were portrayed.
“Some people on the show definitely were trying to self-produce a lot. That would be frustrating because why are you acting this way?” she continued. “You’re just trying to be as authentically yourself as possible when you see somebody else trying on a new personality. People think that they can sway an audience’s opinion. You are just so f—ed if you think that you can predict what an audience is gonna think or feel.”
Maloney concluded: “But they would think that and they would just be like, ‘Well, I’m gonna be this [person] this season.’ You want to appeal to people more, but it never works. It blows up in people’s faces every single time.”
Maloney was an OG star of Vanderpump Rules when it premiered in 2013 as a spinoff of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills — with the show later evolving into its own hugely popular franchise. Over the years, Maloney has shared her unfiltered opinions on the show — and the offscreen dynamic between the cast — making it clear during season 11 that the once real friendships on the show were no longer legit.
“What group? They don’t even f–king hang out,” Maloney quipped on “The Viall Files” podcast in March 2024. “But I think this new chapter in life and this transition that I’ve made to really design my life and invite new people into my life and embrace friendships that I’ve been really excited and happy to have and feel like I’m really grateful for in my life.”
