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‘Bachelor Party B-Side’: Apple Watches, Sur Hazing, and Boudoir Photoshoots—Breaking Down ‘Vanderpump Rules’ S8E2

Plus, Champagnegate reactions

By Juliet Litman and Amelia Wedemeyer
ABC

We’re not done talking about The Bachelor yet! Amelia Wedemeyer joins the show to talk about Champagnegate reactions (1:08), and Juliet already has a pick for who should be the next Bachelorette (7:34). Then David Jacoby gets on the line to recap Vanderpump Rules Season 8, Episode 2 (15:49). They talk about Dayna, Max, and Scheana’s love triangle (30:08) and try to figure out the best place and use for Jax’s wedding present from Brittany (56:57).

Host: Juliet Litman
Guests: Amelia Wedemeyer and David Jacoby

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