Lisa Vanderpump ‘heartbroken’ after father’s death
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Warning: This article mentions suicide..
Lisa Vanderpump Lisa has been a fixture on reality TV since her debut on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. She has continued that success with spinoff shows including Vanderpump Rules, Vanderpump Villa, and her current co-hosting of Gordon Ramsay’s Food Stars. Unfortunately, Lisa is once again facing the loss of a close family member.
Lisa is sad about her father’s death.
Lisa posted a photo of herself with her father John Vanderpump on her Instagram account. He was living in England. She captioned the photo: “I will miss you dad…so sad. Rest in peace.”
“We are so sorry for your loss Lisa,” commented former Pump Rules cast member Peter Madrigal. Lisa’s daughter, Pandora Vanderpump Sabo, added a heart in the comments. Even fans of Lisa’s shows, or her many restaurants, shared their condolences.
“My deepest condolences! At least you can grieve in peace! You [dont hve] “Being with mean girls! I remember how they treated you when you lost your mom and brother…” one fan commented. “Oh Lisa, I’m so sorry for your loss. You have some beautiful angels watching over you,” another wrote.
In April 2018, Lisa’s brother, Mark Vanderpump, died of a drug overdose. Sadly, he committed suicide. When Lisa returned to filming season nine of RHOBH, she received no support from her co-stars. Lisa stopped filming that season after she was caught up in the puppygate scandal.
Then in June 2019, Lisa’s mother, Jane Vanderpump, passed away at the age of 84. Her death was unexpected and took a toll on Lisa. She decided to step back from VPR and take a break. It was something she regretted not doing after Mark’s tragic death.
Reality Tea extends its condolences and love to Lisa and her family during this difficult time.
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