After Bravo announced that Vanderpomp Lines had been renewed for season 12 With a major cast shake-up, some of the show’s stars took to social media to share their reactions to saying goodbye to the long-running reality TV series.

Lala Kent shared photos of her from the show, from her first appearance on Season 4 in 2015, to some recent reunion photos and BTS photos with her and her other castmates, including Stassi Schroeder, Kristen Dout and others who left the series in previous seasons.

“Where to start. I was a young girl from Salt Lake City who came to LA. I introduced myself as Lauren, but because my childhood best friend called me Lala, my nickname quickly stuck. Sur was a place that became Home I noticed that not only was I there sipping vodka soda, but I was also sitting behind a hostess stand… it’s still to this day the most intimidating job I’ve ever had,” Kent wrote “A short time later, the opportunity to join a to be a show Vanderpump Rules landed in front of me. I have such mixed feelings right now.”

Although the mother of two said she doesn’t like change, the changes on the show are something she welcomes, adding: “It’s no secret that I don’t like change. This is the exception. I want you thank you for rocking with us for so many years. This show changed my entire life. I’m incredibly grateful for Bravo, for NBCU, for our crew, the entire cast and most of all you bitch until the wheels fell off 💃.”

Katie Maloney took to her Instagram Stories to react to the news, sharing one of her first photos from the show’s intro wearing one of SUR’s iconic uniforms.

“It’s a mixed bag. But I wouldn’t change a thing. Thank you for the memories and love over the past eleven years,” the Something About Her co-owner wrote.

Bravo director, Andy Cohenalso weighed in and went to X to share a line of the Vanderpump Rules theme song with a slight modification, stating, “These were the best days of our lives…”

According to an announcement from the network Tuesday, Bravo has renewed the show for season 12, but with some big changes.

The network says the show will air now Lisa Vanderpump “and a new group of close-knit SUR verses.” Sources say Kent, Scheana Shay, Brock Davies And Tom Schwartz will appear in the spin-off The Valley next season, while they could potentially appear Vanderpump Rules and elsewhere in the Bravoverse in the future.

As for the future of the rest of the cast, including James Kennedy, Tom Sandoval and others, that remains unclear.

While the Vanderpump Rules matriarch did not respond to the news on social media, but did share a statement via Bravo, calling the show’s past twelve years of filming “extraordinary.”

“The last twelve years of filming have been an extraordinary series full of laughter, tears and everything in between,” said the restaurateur and reality star. “I can’t thank those who shared their lives enough. How I love you all. In the restaurant world, one service always gives way to another. Cheers to the next generation Vanderpump Rules.”

Vanderpump Rules first premiered on Bravo in January 2013 and followed a tight-knit group of servers at the West Hollywood restaurant. Over the years, the show has seen some of the cast come and go as Lisa opened new restaurants, the cast started their own business ventures and became more intertwined with each other’s lives – and even launched a cheating scandal that would captivate the world. .

Season 10 received record ratings, with Season 11 trailing close post-Scandoval, but rumors of a shakeup had been swirling for some time as ratings for the long-running series dropped following the COVID-19 pandemic.

Stay informed about all things VPR and relive the glory days at SUR on Peacock, with seasons 1-11 now streaming.