'Vanderpump Rules' Star Stassi Schroeder Is Dumped By Boyfriend
Aug. 13 2017, Published 1:00 p.m. ET
Vanderpump Rules star Stassi Schroeder has revealed boyfriend Patrick Meagher dumped her after their four-year anniversary of togetherness.
Just one day after Schroeder had posted an Instagram tribute to Meagher for their anniversary, Schroeder stunned fans on social media by revealing their split. Schroeder was crying on Instagram and wrote that she'd even planned a special anniversary vacation to Mexico for the two of them. But it wasn't to be.
She disclosed on Twitter, with a photo reference to Sex and the City: The Movie, in which the character Carrie Bradshaw attacked her boyfriend Mr. Big for rejecting their wedding, "Broken up with on our anniversary after I planned a trip for us to Mexico. Call me Carrie Bradshaw."
Schroeder also wrote to her friend, comedian Rachael O'Brien, "Currently.... @rachaelnobrien, will you accompany me to Mexico, close the shades & feed me oatmeal on the trip I planned." All had seemed fine for Schroeder on Friday, when she posted a photo of herself with Meagher, captioning it, "I met this gangster 4 years ago. And we've been together consistently without one disagreement ever…"
But Schroeder was being sarcastic as she and Meagher have broken up before. And in fact, as RadarOnline.com has reported, she has previously said, "We fight all the time."
And this weekend, she told followers it was over for them again. Schroeder had briefly quit Vanderpump Rules to make their relationship work, moving from Los Angeles to New York to be with Meagher during season 3. But they split up and she returned to the Bravo show for season 4.
Schroeder and Meagher, a radio host, reconciled this May, however, as RadarOnline.com reported.
Schroeder's life has included plenty of scandals and feuds with co-stars and the drama continues as her on-again, off-again relationship with Meagher is kaput again!
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