The Bravo series had already shot its full season and reunion, but resumed production to document the cast's reaction to the 'Vanderpump Rules' alum being papped looking cozy with Lori Krebs, he and his ex-wife's longtime publicist.
The photos, shared on Monday via the outlet, saw Taylor and Krebs embracing closely in a pool in Mexico. Witnesses also toldthe pair “were getting close and hugging throughout the day and weren’t trying to hide they were together.
”after the photos came out) hooked up in a bathroom during a work trip to Canada. Cartwright denied the claims on her podcast, saying that Krebs was a “very, very good friend” and an “amazing publicist. ”picked up production seemingly as most of the installment footage had already been captured.
While Taylor is at the core of this off-camera scandal, he has not filmed any additional scenes forspinoff after season two to focus on his sobriety, mental health and co-parenting with Cartwright . His exit fromcame after a very intense second season, which centered around a domestic incident that occurred between Taylor and Cartwright. This is certainly not the first time that Bravo has picked up cameras to film the fallout of a scandal.
Most notably,resumed production on its 10th season after it was revealed that Tom Sandoval cheated on Ariana Madix by having an affair with his co-star Rachel Leviss. The success of that seasonThe Hollywood Reporter is a part of Penske Media Corporation. © 2026 The Hollywood Reporter, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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