On Tuesday, it was announced that two longtime Vanderpump Rules cast members — Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute — were fired after former co-star Faith Stowers, an African American woman, revealed that the two reported her to the police for a crime that she did not have any involvement with. In addition to Schroeder and Doute, two of the show’s newest cast members, Max Boyens and Brett Caprioni, will not return either after it was discovered that both of the men had previously posted racist tweets. While many have applauded Bravo’s decision to fire these personalities from the show, fans couldn’t help but question whether the show would take action against Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright.
Like Schroeder and Doute, Taylor previously accused Stowers of committing crimes that she had no involvement in, per Page Six. Back in December 2017, Taylor responded to a fan’s tweet about Stowers by claiming that his co-star was “wanted by the police for grand theft auto” and that she went “AWOL from the military.” He ended his message by saying that “someone’s going to jail,” in reference to Stowers. In addition to this issue with Stowers, Taylor and Cartwright previously found themselves in hot water in the summer of 2019 when they hired a pastor for their wedding who had expressed homophobic sentiments on social media (the pair later removed him from their wedding following widespread backlash). At the time of this writing, Bravo has not expressed whether Taylor or Cartwright will return for another season of Vanderpump Rules.
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Given that Taylor accused Stowers of engaging in a crime that she had no involvement in and the fact that he and Cartwright were involved in another scandal concerning their pastor, fans are wondering whether Taylor and Cartwright will return to Vanderpump Rules for another season. And those fans didn’t hold back their feelings regarding all of this drama.
Jax & Brittany Next?
Stassi not getting her wedding filmed is everything!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
— Doña Shareesi, Mhysa of Dragons 🐉 (@Sharipep) June 9, 2020
*whispers* but can we please still get rid of Jax and Brittany too???? PLEASE BRAVO!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽 pic.twitter.com/72cwHRR5ri
Get Rid Of Them
How about they also get rid of Jax and Brittany #PumpRules
— Michelle Madril (@mnmadril) June 9, 2020
In The Hot Seat
jax and brittany are sweatinggggg bitch! all the VPR farm houses bout to be on the market. 😂😂😂😂😂
— RUDE (@BANJ33) June 9, 2020
Fair Is Fair
Okay but if you’re gonna fire Stassi and Kristen you might as well fire Jax and Brittany like wtf
— matt (@_matthewlawson) June 9, 2020
An End To ‘Pump Rules’
Jax and Brittany are currently trending because everyone wants them gone too. Just cancel the show at this point.
— Kim Rossible (@kimrossible) June 9, 2020
Keep The Same Energy
Obviously what Stassi did was wrong, but how are you gonna keep homophobic Jax and Brittany on a network with lots of LGBT celebs also?
— bri🦩 (@B_Swizzle123) June 9, 2020
Fans Are Waiting For An Answer
Would they care to fire Jax and Brittany as well for their homophobic pastor and Jax’s horrible past? https://t.co/U15fXu4ghj
— Housewives Stan 🍎 (@housewivesfan21) June 9, 2020
Who’s Next?
So we are all in agreement that Jax and Brittany are next or what #PumpRules
— Meagan (@meaganinhouston) June 9, 2020
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