Stassi Schroeder has announced she is pregnant with baby number two.
The former Vanderpump Rules star, who is married to Beau Clark, revealed the news via her Instagram page on Wednesday morning.
She posed with her daughter Hartford, two, as the former reality star put a hand on her growing baby bump.
Stassi, 34, wrote: ‘Secrets stress me out. Baby #2, I love you so much already.’
Stassi wore a a black turtleneck with matching leggings, showcasing her growing baby bump.
Baby news! Stassi Schroeder has announced she is pregnant with baby number two
Details: The former Vanderpump Rules star, who is married to Beau Clark, revealed the news via her Instagram page on Wednesday morning
The star wore her blonde hair loose around her in waves, opting for minimal makeup to highlight her natural beauty.
Her large diamond wedding ring was on full display.
Hartford was cuddling her mom on the couch in the adorable announcement photo.
Beau shared snaps to his Instagram announcing the news on his page as well; he posted a photo of Stassi holding Hartford as he showed the sonogram for baby number two to the toddler.
The star married Beau on May 12, 2022 at the Hotel de Russie in Italy.
The images were taking by Cinzia Bruschini Studio and featured Stassi, Beau, and their daughter Hartford Charlie Rose Clark.
Stassi and Beau started their romance towards the end of 2017 and they became engaged in July 2019.
The two first officially wed in 2020 in a back yard with few in attendance due to COVID.
Family time: Beau shared snaps to his Instagram announcing the news on his page as well; he posted a photo of Stassi holding Hartford as he showed the sonogram for baby number two to the toddler
The reality TV duo threw together an intimate and socially distanced affair in their backyard instead of their originally planned ceremony in Italy which came to fruition in May 2022.
They had to wait until May 2022 to have a big, splashy wedding of their dreams with their friends in Italy.
The canceled reality star appears to have shaken off her tumultuous few years, being axed from Vanderpump Rules, dropped by her team and losing her podcast over allegations of racism.
Stassi recently released her second book, Off With My Head: The Definitive Basic B***h Handbook to Surviving Rock Bottom, which shot to number eight on the NYT Best Seller List.
Stassi, whose past racially insensitive actions resurfaced last summer leading to her firing, admitted in an interview with Tamron Hall in September 2020 that she ‘was a Karen’ after asked her about why she reported her black co-star Faith Stowers to the police in 2018 for a crime she did not commit.
In March 2017, Stassi went on an offensive rant about black people and the #OscarsSoWhite controversy on her now-cancelled podcast Straight Up With Stassi.
The #OscarsSoWhite is a hashtag that was used to call out the lack of diversity at the ceremony.
The star had announced on her podcast she was ‘really sick of everyone making everything about race,’ and that she was ‘kind of over it.’
‘But like, everyone giving their impassioned speeches about race and all that stuff, I’m like, “Why is it always just about African Americans?”‘
Stassi went on to ask why Asians, Native American and Latinos weren’t asking why they were not represented: ‘Why is is always just “that?”‘
Stassi said that she was ‘not allowed to say that’ as her opinion was marginalized as ‘a white, privileged, blonde 28-year old.’
She also wondered out loud if black people weren’t getting nominated because maybe ‘you didn’t do that great of a job in your movie.’
‘Like it’s not about race. It’s literally like not about what you look like at all. It’s like your acting ability, so like, what the actual f**k.’
Schroeder who was upset that Moonlight won Best Picture instead of LaLa Land, didn’t think the former deserved it, despite not seeing the movie.
She claimed that she knew it won ‘because it was like “the message”‘ and that ‘it’s groundbreaking because of “the message.” Winning Best Picture to me isn’t about the f****g message. Like it’s not church.’
The former TV star claimed that ‘politics’ like that need to kept out of the Oscars, noting that the show is there ‘so I don’t have to think about any of that s**t and I can just focus on those f*****g dresses.’
The star added: ‘And then when they get upset, everybody has to go above and beyond to then make them happy,’ clarifying that she hated saying the word ‘”them” because I’m not… not everybody’s the same’ but that she is referring to ‘the ones that are out there b****ing about things.’
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