Stassi Schroeder of Vanderpump Rules Hosts Body English Nightclub
Stassi Schroeder, leading lady of Bravo’s hit reality series “Vanderpump Rules,” is making her way to Las Vegas to host at Body English Nightclub inside Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on Saturday, March 29.
About Stassi Schroeder
In 2005, Stassi Schroeder appeared as a contestant on the reality game show The Amazing Race, alongside her father, her step-mother, Char, and her brother. After the filming of the show, the Schroeder’s house was flooded and destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. They stayed with another family from the show while they rebuilt their house.
While going to school in 2008, Stassi Schroeder was on the TV series Queen Bees. After graduating, Schroeder worked as a model for several years, appearing in magazines like Italian Vanity Fair, 944, and Us Weekly. In 2010, she started working at Lisa Vanderpump’s restaurants Sur and Villa Blanca, which then in turn earned her a spot on the reality TV series Vanderpump Rules in 2013, following the lives of the Sur and Villa Blanca servers. It is a spin-off from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, also starring Vanderpump.
Stassi Schroeder is currently a fashion columnist for The Divine Addiction an online magazine run by Vanderpump’s daughter, Pandora.
What is Hard Rock Hotel & Casino?
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino is Las Vegas’ off-strip playground, just minutes and less than three miles from McCarran International Airport. The premier destination entertainment resort is owned by Brookfield Real Estate Finance Fund II and managed by WG-Harmon, LLC, a subsidiary of Warner Gaming, LLC. Built-in 1995, the property completed a $750 million expansion in 2010.
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino offers an energetic entertainment and gaming experience with the services and amenities associated with a boutique luxury resort hotel. The property is known for its innovative nightlife and music scene where acts such as The Rolling Stones, Bon Jovi, Paul McCartney, Incubus, Foo Fighters, Carlos Santana, Mötley Crüe, and Guns N’ Roses have all performed. Features of the property include an 11-story Casino Tower with 640 guest rooms, a 17-story Paradise Tower with 490 rooms and suites, and the all-suite HRH Tower with 359 suites, eight spa villas, and seven penthouse suites. It also has more than $4 million in rare music memorabilia.
