Ariana Madix, who was one of the consistent celebrities of the Vanderpump Rules, talked about the uncertain future of the Bravo series returning to the screens. Despite the series being controversial and Andy Cohen being accused of alleged wrongdoings, the show was able to hold on to its audience till the latest season of the series.

In conversation with E! News, the reality TV star and the host of Love Island, revealed that she is unaware of the developments, or even if the show and her co-stars will return to reality TV or not. 

While talking to the entertainment outlet, Madix revealed, “I don’t know.” Moreover, the actress shared that she is in touch with only one of her co-stars from the series. “I haven’t been in touch with Lala at all. Scheana and I talk every once in a while. I love to see her doing well and I think she’s also in the same boat as me,” said Madix. 

Apart from considering being a part of VPR for the potential next season, Madix has got her plate full. She reached the finale episode of Dancing with the Stars, starred in Chicago on Broadway, and also took up the role of a host on Love Island.

The Office’s spoof of The Lonely Island’s Saturday Night Live skit left Brooklyn Nine Nine actor Andy Samberg in confusion over if the makers were trying to make fun of them or just showcasing people’s reactions to the video.

During his appearance on The Lonely Island and Seth Myers podcast, Samberg opened up about being in a dilemma over what to make of the whole situation. However, Samberg, instead of overthinking it, went on Mike Schur, who served as one of the showrunners of The Office, and had also written a few SNL episodes, and it was all clarified. 

Answering the questions in one of the segments of the podcast, the Palm Springs actor revealed, “I very distinctly remember it, and I remember having to go through the feelings of, like, ‘Are they making fun of it? Or are they making fun of people doing their version of it?'”

Samberg further added, “And slowly coming to realize that Mike [Schur] was our friend and liked what we were making and stuff and being like, ‘Oh, I see.'”