Brittany Cartwright and Jax Taylor pose in a publicity shot for 'The Valley,' a new 'Vanderpump Rules' spinoff

‘Vanderpump Rules’ Spinoff ‘The Valley’ Is Upon Us, If You Even Care

After the glorious season 10 drama of Scandoval, there was no way that Vanderpump Rules season 11 could be anything other than a letdown. Perhaps Bravo can interest you in visiting some of your old pals from SUR at their new home in The Valley?

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While Scheana Shay continues sacrificing her emotional health so we have something to watch on Vanderpump Rules, Bravo is readying its next spinoff in this unholy nesting doll—lest you forget that VR was birthed from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. The network has confirmed a March release date for The Valley, a VR spinoff featuring a few of our old pals from SUR, who gave up on pretending to occasionally work at Lisa Vanderpump’s bar and now pretend to be famous for other reasons: Jax Taylor, Brittany Cartwright, and Kristen Doute are back, if you even care. And no, Stassi Schroeder is not involved.

Given the state of Vanderpump Rules, you might be inclined to view The Valley as more of a companion piece than a spinoff. Maybe that helps. It also might help to know that Jax and Brittany recently separated. The new series follows Jax, Brittany, and Doute in a new, “more adult” phase of their lives, with new friends who may or may not be entertaining enough to keep my attention away from Instagram for a meaningful length of time.

We’ll find out extremely soon: The Valley premieres on March 19 on Bravo.

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Britt Hayes (she/her) is an editor, writer, and recovering film critic with over a decade of experience. She has written for The A.V. Club, Birth.Movies.Death, and The Austin Chronicle, and is the former associate editor for ScreenCrush. Britt's work has also been published in Fangoria, TV Guide, and SXSWorld Magazine. She loves film, horror, exhaustively analyzing a theme, and casually dissociating. Her brain is a cursed tomb of pop culture knowledge.