Following her firing from Vanderpump Rules, Kristen Doute broke her social media silence by asking for prayers for her ex co-star’s mother. Thie past week, Doute was canned from the aforementioned series alongside Stassi Schroeder and two other co-stars.
However, that hasn’t stopped her from shouting out to the mother of Brittany Cartwright, Sherri Cartwright, who has been in the ISU due to complications from bladder surgery. The 37-year-old reality star urged her fans and followers to keep Brittany’s mother in their hearts.
As it was previously reported, just a few days in the past, Bravo said to reporters from People Magazine that Brittany had plans to go to Kentucky to spend time with her mother. But COVID-19 has made it tough for her to have visitors.
Please, everyone, keep @BNCartwright momma @SherriCartwrig3 in your prayers, thoughts, spiritual/higher power thoughts… whatever it is you believe in. Thank you.
— kristen doute
(@kristendoute) June 17, 2020
This past Wednesday, Brittany took to her IG to share a video of a field packed with horses. Fans have assumed it’s in her native state of Kentucky.
According to Page Six, this marks Kristen’s first post since she was axed from Vanderpump Rules after she and Stassi Schroeder called the police on Faith Stowers because they thought she looked like a woman accused of theft.
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#HMYCStassi and Kristen’s firing came as a huge surprise to both parties, especially considering they have been original members on the show since its inception. While both women were excoriated in the press, Stassi Schroeder had the worst of it.
For instance, once the media scandal began, other writers and journalists began combing through her social media account looking for other incriminating evidence of her alleged racism. One such incident was when Stassi jokingly used the term, “Nazi chic,” to refer to her outfit.
Stassi and Kristen aren’t the only ones to have their careers halted as well. In the aftermath of the Black Lives Matter protests, companies and corporations have been cutting ties with anyone accused of varying levels of racism and bullying behavior.
Earlier this month, Jessica Mulroney, the wife of Ben Mulroney, lost her show, I do Redo, as well as her job on Good Morning America due to allegations from Sasha Exeter.