Stassi Schroeder has come a long way from her days backhanding her castmates, dating chuds and lording over SUR like an icy sorority queen on “Vanderpump Rules.” She’s now a mother of two, married to the charming (and astonishingly tolerant) Beau Clark, pens New York Times bestsellers and hosts a hit podcast. She’s also the star and executive producer of her own reality show, “House of Stassi,” currently streaming on Hulu and Disney+.

“This is not ‘Vanderpump Rules’ and this is not ‘The Kardashians,’ this is somewhere in the middle,” Schroeder tells Variety.

Throughout the debut season of “House of Stassi,” we see Schroeder struggle mightily with trying to balance motherhood, family and her professional life, leading to clashes with her hubby Clark, who feels underappreciated and emasculated after stepping away from his casting job to be a stay-at-home dad raising their kids; her sister, Georgi, who’s still reeling from a divorce, crashing at Schroeder and Clark’s home and almost certainly hooking up with Clark’s best mate Rob; and Katie Maloney and Kristina Kelly, her former “Vanderpump Rules” ride-or-dies, who lightly disapprove of her dismissiveness toward Beau. There’s also her longtime pal Taylor Strecker (and her pregnant wife Taylor Donohue), Beau’s Italian half-sister Georgia (who’s also crashing with Schroeder and Clark) and, yes, Rob, a dude pushing 50 who only dates twenty-somethings.