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Stassi Schroeder’s sex tape became the centre of attraction again during Part 3 of the reunion episode of Vanderpump Rules when she was confronted by fellow participants and the hosts to reveal the truth.

Andy Cohen brought up the discussion which led to Schroeder revealing what she thought about the scandal. This brought about an altercation between Schroeder and Lisa Vanderpump as the latter claimed to have bought the tape from an ex who was trying to sell it before leaking it online. Schroeder also berated Scheana Marie Shay for watching the video tape during Season 3. While Shay accepted having watched the tape, she pleaded innocent when questioned about the attempt to sell the tape and its online circulation.

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