Vanderpump Rules

To millions of people out there right now, Black Lives Matter.

To a handful of others, however, this may be true...

Tom Sandoval still can't believe it.

He's still in shock over what has transpired.

Last week, 90 Day Fiance star Ashley Martson called for Jax Taylor to be fired for making an appalling racist comment about her husband, Jay Smith.

Now, she is exposing even more vitriol that he sent her way ... in messages that we have actually seen before.

Stassi Schroeder, Kristen Doute, Max Boyens and Brett Caprioni are ALL out.

These four cast members have been fired by Bravo in the wake of racially-charged scandals that have resurfaced during an especially sensitive and important time across the country.

Earlier this week, Vanderpump Rules stars Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute were fired from the show that made them famous - and that they in part made famous.

The women were canned amid allegations of racially-motivated harassment directed at a black co-star.

Lisa Vanderpump has broken her silence.

And, in the process, the reality star and Beverly Hills restaurant maven has admitted that her heart is basically broken from the stunning news that has broken in regard to her hit show.

On Tuesday, it was announced that Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute were fired from Vanderpump Rules for appalling racism.

Now, 90 Day Fiance star Ashley Martson says that Jax Taylor is due for a reckoning for racist comments the he made about her husband.

On Tuesday, Bravo fans were shocked by the news that both Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute had been fired from Vanderpump Rules after eight seasons on the hit show.

Last week, former Vanderpump Rules cast member Faith Stowers opened up about the racism and bullying she encountered during her short time on the popular Bravo show.

Now, the two people are paying the price.

While there have been very few changes within the show's core group of frenemies, several newcomers have come and gone from the Vanderpump Rules cast over the years.

Few lasted more than a season, which is not good, as they often represented attempts by producers to address the series' diversity problem.

On Tuesday night's Vanderpump Rules reunion, a whole bunch of dirty laundry was aired publicly. Some dating back long before its cast members were on Bravo.

Newcomers Max Boyen and Brett Caprioni apologized for making racist remarks in their youth that were brought to light when they were first cast on the show.

Just weeks after Scheana was COVID-shamed for her cavalier attitude towards the lockdown, she's facing another PR nightmare.

On Vanderpump Rules, she appeared to be flirting with or even actively hitting on an underage boy ... and she is furious with the editors.

Last year, Vanderpump Rules stars Tom Schwartz and Katie Maloney revealed that their first wedding was fake, if only by accident.

This week, viewers saw their second wedding. Let's hope that this one sticks.

There was a time when Vanderpump Rules was a breath of fresh air in the Bravo lineup.

Amid all the manufactured feuds between middle-aged one-percenters, here was a series about a group of struggling young people in the all-too relatable position of being uncertain what the future holds, or how they would make that month's rent.

We suppose this is what we get for having high expectations of a guy who shaves his forehead.

For years, Tom Sandoval was regarded as that rarest of reality TV breeds -- the genuinely nice guy.

Thanks to a new Vanderpump Rules star's racist tweets, Lisa Vanderpump is having to personally apologize for the idiots who work for her. Again.

But that doesn't mean that she's firing anyone. In fact, a report claims that the decision is out of her hands.

The Vanderpump Rules world has been rocked after a new castmember's racist tweets were exposed. That topic brought up another man's bad tweets.

Lisa Vanderpump is wading into the fray and condemning these "heinous" statements in the strongest possible terms.

Max Boyens, we hardly knew ye.

Of course, we never really wanted to get to know ye, so it's not exactly a tragedy.

Folks, let's forget about the growing threat of World War III for a moment and focus on what's really important:

A new season of Vanderpump Rules is upon, and Tuesday night's premiere has left fans deeply divided.