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4/18/2026, 1:00:28 AM
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Welcome back. Are you dreaming of a vacation?
Maybe in the English countryside with a steady supply of luxurious experiences and fine dining.
Well, in Hulu's series Vanderpump Villa, the show takes you behind the scenes following the people that make dream vacations possible.
But to stay in the industry and on top, it takes juggling the drama, big egos, and sometimes romance.
Let's take a look.
>> Let's greet Sty now.
>> Okay. Do we have the dream? I need like Tyler and that because she's going to have a load of luggage, right?
>> It's like, come on, guys. Get it together. Okay, tuck your shirt in.
>> Yes.
>> And where's my bushy tail? Brideeyed, bushy tail.
>> I don't want to see your bushy tail right now. >> Okay, maybe later.
>> Keep calm and carry on. And the infamous and always serving queen in charge of it all, the one, the only, the Lisa Vanderpump.
Thank you so much for joining us.
>> Of course. Thank you for having me.
>> Yes. Do you like your set? You've got the graphics.
>> I wish this would follow me around on the rose petals.
Yeah, it's a blast.
Vanderpump Villa just started streaming.
We were in England for a couple of months.
Donut was there, too.
Donut's actually the mascot for the Vanderpump Dog Foundation.
We've saved thousands of dogs together, so he's out and about.
yeah, it's just a wonderful show.
And this year it's very different because all the guests are reality stars in the English countryside.
People from The Challenge, The Bachelor, um, Love Overboard.
It was just fantastic.
>> Yeah, we can't wait to see.
And of course, we're loving the fact that Donut is here and all the incredible work that he's been doing.
You said thousands of dogs, at least 3,000.
>> 3,000 dogs, but that's just in Los Angeles.
The Vanderpump Dog Foundation has uh reached far and wide.
>> So, the show has gone from France to Italy and now your home country in England.
Where do you dream of going in your fourth season? Wow. Um, we've been talking about it, but there's just so many wonderful places in the world.
It's really finding the right premises.
I think it was a natural fit because I lived in France for so many years and Italy I knew very well and England obviously was my home.
But the next step, I mean, to find something majestic.
I think there's many countries we haven't visited.
I think the world's still our royster.
For people who have never worked in the service industry,
what are some things that you think they can learn from watching?
>> Well, they can definitely learn not what not to do.
Um, I think people don't realize if they're not in the service industry, just how much of a theater it really is, how much it's upstairs and downstairs or back of house and front of house.
And I think that's really kind of funny when you watch that on television. all of your shows that has shown the good, the bad, the ugly side of the service industry.
industry. What is one misconception about the service industry that you don't think people quite understand?
>> Well, I think when I've seen people say, "Oh, she's just a waitress or she's a waitress."
And kind of in a patronizing way, I don't think they realize um how difficult that job can be.
Being on your feet all all the time, the timing of everything that's involved in good service.
And I think that, you know, I was always taught, don't get into a taxi unless you can afford to pay the tip.
And I think tipping and showing your service that you really appreciate them is is very important.
Lisa, I have to ask you because of course there's been the controversy surrounding Taylor Frankie Paul, who is set to be ABC's Bachelorette.
Uh her ex was also set to be in an episode this season, but the show made the decision to edit him out.
Can you elaborate on why that was done?
>> Well, he's not totally out.
He's there, but we just cut back his storyline a little bit because it was so controversial.
It kind of brought a different energy after, you know, what had been shown, but I mean, he's still there, but he wasn't front and center in the first place.
So, yeah, it was just easier to do that right now.
Understood.
Well, this year, Bravo launched a new generation of the reality series Vanderpump Rules.
How does this generation of servers compare to the previous?
And can you compare?
>> I don't think you can. It's like apples and oranges really.
But you have to remember when we first started Vanderpump Rules so many years ago, the world has moved on.
There was hardly any social media.
I think now this generation, they're so much more aware of everything and they're so much more
much more aware.
kind of camera friendly.
If you had to choose your dream team, who from Vanderpump Rules and who from Vanderpump Villa would you pick?
It's like your Avengers here.
>> Oh wow, that would be a hot mess.
I've seen them interact when we've had launch parties and things and that gets complicated really quickly.
I mean, I did have some great workers, you know, on Vanderpump rules and people I'm very uh close with still.
I mean, look, Stacey ended up on Vanderpump Villa, so she kind of cross pollinated for sure.
You know, it's not just about if you're shooting a reality television show, it's about the energy and the fun they bring to the picture.
They might might not to the picture. They might might not
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