Peter Madrigal Wants More Airtime On Vanderpump Rules After His Co-Stars Were Fired

Ever since the Vanderpump Rules firings last month, Kristen Doute says that she has not yet spoken to Lisa Vanderpump at all! Apparently, the famed businesswoman and reality TV star has not been in contact in the aftermath of her losing her spot on the show alongside Stassi Schroeder, Max Boyens, and Brett Caprioni. That being said, Kristen Doute was happy to share some of her plans for the future after losing her job,  while a guest on the Hollywood Raw podcast.

Kristen Doute is speaking out after being fired from During an appearance on thepodcast with Dax Holt and Adam Glyn, Doute opened up about what she has learned since Bravo terminated her and Stassi Schroeder's contracts after past racist actions against former co-star Faith Stowers resurfaced.«I'm just trying to learn more and do better, be better. Bottom line is I'm a fixer and I think everyone kind of knows that about me,» she added.

Kristen Doute and Lisa Vanderpump haven’t spoken since Kristen was fired from Vanderpump Rules on June 9. The author, 37, revealed the latter and much more about the situation in a new interview on July 15 — her first since news of the Vanderpump Rules firings, which also included show veteran Stassi Schroeder and newcomers, Max Boyens and Brett Caprioni.

It appears that getting fired from Vanderpump Rules has brought Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute back together. Earlier this week, the former friends were spotted having lunch with their Witches of Weho partner, Katie Maloney, implying that everyone has reconciled amid the major VPR cast shakeup.

The Hollywood actor Devon Murray who is known for his role of Seamus Finnigan in the Harry Potter films, announced on his Instagram account that he and girlfriend, Shannon McCaffrey Quinn will be welcoming their first child in January 2021. The actor took to his Instagram to share an adorable picture of a baby's outfit along with his girlfriend Shannon McCaffrey Quinn's ultra sound.

Devon Murray is going to be a dad! The “Harry Potter” actor — who played Hogwarts student Seamus Finnigan in the celebrated film franchise — announced on Tuesday that his girlfriend, Shannon McCaffrey, is pregnant with their first child.

A post shared by Devon Murray (@devonmurrayofficial) on Jul 7, 2020 at 12:06pm PDTHe captioned the snap: ‘Baby Murray — 14th of January 2021’Followers were quick to congratulate him including some of his old castmates.Evanna Lynch wrote: ‘Awwww congratulations Dev!! So happy for you! ❤️ you’re going to be such a fun dad!’ to which Devon replied: ‘Thank you Evy.  A post shared by Devon Murray (@devonmurrayofficial) on Jul 16, 2019 at 2:53am PDT‘I’ve never been as excited in my life.

Devon Murray is going to be a dad! The actor — who played Hogwarts student Seamus Finnigan in the celebrated film franchise — announced on Tuesday that his girlfriend, Shannon McCaffrey, is pregnant with their first child.Murray, 31, took to Instagram to share a snapshot of an adorable gray baby onesie with a white elephant on it, along with a series of sonograms from McCaffrey's ultrasound.«Baby Murray — 14th of January 2021,» Murray captioned the cute pic, revealing his girlfriend's expected

Congrats are in order for Devon Murray!

Devon Murray’s girlfriend, Shannon McCaffrey Quinn, is pregnant with their first child.“Baby Murray,” the Harry Potter star, 31, captioned a Tuesday, July 7, Instagram reveal.

Harry Potter actor Devon Murray, 31, has announced that he’s expecting his first child with girlfriend Shannon McCaffrey Quinn.The star, best known for playing Seamus Finnigan in the film series, took to social media to share the happy news alongside a photograph of a babygro and scan snap. He wrote alongside the Instagram post: "Baby Murray - 14th of January 2021." Fans of the Irish actor rushed to congratulate him on the news, with one writing: “Such happy news.

Scheana Shay revealed why she chose to tell her podcast listeners about suffering a miscarriage earlier this year.“I’ve felt like last week was obviously a very tough week for me,” Shay, 35, said on the Friday, July 3, episode of her “Scheananigans” podcast, following the news of her loss. “I know it was the most difficult podcast I’ve ever recorded.