Stassi Schroeder gives look inside Ariana, Katie’s Something About Her sandwich shop
Stassi Schroeder gave “Vanderpump Rules” fans a sneak peek inside Ariana Madix and Katie Maloney’s Something About Her sandwich shop.
The series alum, 34, shared clips of the West Hollywood, Calif., establishment in several Instagram Story posts shared Monday evening.
Schroeder began by sharing a photo of her BFF and former co-star Maloney, 36, posing outside of Something About Her.
“A BOSS,” she captioned the pic.
In a subsequent video, Maloney is seen leading Schroeder into the eatery — expected to open this summer — after dark.
“This feels illegal,” the “Next Level Basic” author wrote, while speaking aloud in the video, “Oh wow, oh wow.”
Schroeder then acknowledged Something About Her’s gorgeous “sky blue” decor, reminding followers of her known penchant for the dreamy color.
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She then uploaded more footage of Something About Her — this time with the lights on — and panned across its quaint, French-inspired tables and wall art. “MAGICAL,” she wrote.
Maloney and Madix, 37, have been putting the finishing touches on Something About Her as the aftermath of Scandoval plays out on “Pump Rules” and in the press.
Madix’s now ex-boyfriend, Tom Sandoval, infamously cheated on her with their castmate and close pal Raquel Leviss. The infidelity effectively ended the pair’s nearly decade-long relationship.
However, the Bravo fandom at large has rallied around Madix in the wake of the cheating scandal, providing her with endless opportunities to financially benefit — from hundreds of thousands of dollars sold in Something About Her merch to sponsorships with Duracell, SoFi and more high-profile companies.
In a Glamour cover story interview published last week, Madix explained why she is currently taking advantage of all money-making endeavors.
“We have no generational wealth in our family,” the Florida native told the outlet.
“I want to make enough money to be able to take care of my mom and my brother and any other family members who may or may not need it. I never want to worry about it ever, ever, ever,” she elaborated. “So I will work as much as possible to not have to.”
