Their baby bumps stopped them from bumping heads.
“Vanderpump Rules” star Scheana Shay says she’s found common ground with ex-friends Lala Kent and Stassi Schroeder after claiming last year that they would never be pals again.
“I remember I said that when I was still pregnant,” Shay, 36, recently told Page Six, adding, “When you go through childbirth and all that labor, it really does change you. And it makes all of the petty, podcasts, Instagram Live bullsh–t, he-said-she-said stuff, just go out the window.”
She continued, “Like, that’s not important. It’s important having a support system and being able, for all of us, to get past all that other stuff and be friends again and support each other has been so helpful.”
But Shay’s fiancé Brock Davies begged to differ.
“I’m not buying it,” he said to us, before telling her, “I hope you guys are friends again, but I think it was a bulls–t answer just then. I think it’s just because you prefer to get along with everybody and it’s good to have them around.”
The Homebody co-founder added, “It’s a different dynamic this time around when you guys became friends again, because of different reasons. Because of kids.”
Shay agreed, saying, “Having the baby, that was the main thing that brought us all together.”
Davies chimed in, saying, “So it’s a different friendship. She’s done with the old petty one and I hope that’s the change.”
Shay reunited with her former foes earlier this month for a post-motherhood rapprochement. Shay welcomed her first child, daughter Summer Moon Honey, in April; Kent gave birth to daughter Ocean Kent in March and Schroeder welcomed daughter Hartford Charlie Rose in January.
But it wasn’t too long ago that Shay was ready to cut Kent and Shroeder out of her life for good, reaching a breaking point when neither woman was allegedly there for her when Shay suffered a miscarriage.
“I unfollowed [Lala]. I never see a friendship with her again. And I am completely fine with that,” she had said on the “#NoFilter with Zack Peter” podcast last year, adding, “For the last three years, I felt myself forcing a friendship with her because every time she hurts me, she feels bad, she begs for my forgiveness — but, it’s usually when there’s a camera in her face — and I forgive her! And then she does it again.”
And on the topic of Schroeder, she stated, “I was like, ‘You know what Stassi, we’ve been surface-level for years. I’m fine continuing that way. I wish you nothing but the best.’ And I just went and unfollowed her because you know what, I don’t follow people that I’m not friends with.”
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