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Lisa Vanderpump
Vanderpump in 2014
Born
Lisa Jane Vanderpump

(1960-09-15) 15 September 1960 (age 64)
Dulwich, London, England
Alma materCorona Academy
Occupation(s)Television personality, executive producer
Years active1973–present
OrganizationVanderpump Dogs
Television
Spouse
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(m. 1982)​
Children2
Websitelisavanderpump.com
Signature

Lisa Jane Vanderpump[1] (born 15 September 1960)[2] is an English television personality. She is a cast member and one of the longest-running executive producers on Vanderpump Rules.[3]

Vanderpump and her husband, Ken Todd, have owned 36[4] restaurants, bars, and clubs across the United Kingdom and the United States.

Early life

Lisa Jane Vanderpump[1] was born in Dulwich, London,[5] on 15 September 1960,[2] the youngest of two children to Jean,[6] and ad agency art director,[7] John Vanderpump.[8] Her older brother was Mark Vanderpump, a DJ and businessman.[9]

Vanderpump started ballet lessons at the age of three. She attended Riverston School in Lee Green, South London.[7] She was enrolled in the Corona Academy drama school at the age of nine.[10]

Vanderpump had bought herself a flat in Fulham, West London, by the age of 19. She was financially self-sufficient after leaving home, with "just a good education and a kick in the arse."[7]

Career

Vanderpump made her film debut at the age of 13, as an uncredited extra in the 1973 romantic comedy A Touch of Class. She portrayed Julia Allessio, the daughter of Glenda Jackson's character.[11] Her credited film debut was as Anne in the 1978 horror Killer's Moon.[12]

Vanderpump made her television debut in 1974, with the role of Ursula March as a girl, in the first episode of John Halifax, Gentleman.[13] She had small roles in various episodic television programmes throughout the 1970s, 80s, and 90s.[14]

Vanderpump has been featured in over 100 adverts for brands including Maltesers, Lilt, Britvic 55 and Hamlet cigars.[7]

Vanderpump appears in the music videos for: "Poison Arrow" and "Mantrap" by ABC, "(What) In The Name of Love" by Naked Eyes, and "G.U.Y." by Lady Gaga.[15]

Vanderpump and Todd have accumulated a large and very successful portfolio of restaurants, bars, and clubs since 1995. They sold four of their bars to the Trocadero group in 1998 for £10.5 million. They owned numerous establishments before moving to the United States, including The Shadow Lounge, Bar Soho, a Cheers-themed megabar, and Jewel.[16][14][17][18] They partnered with another husband-and-wife team, Guillermo Zapata and Nathalie Pouille Zapata, to become co-owners of SUR Restaurant & Lounge, in 2005.[19] They opened Villa Blanca in 2009, and closed the establishment in 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic.[20] They opened Pump Restaurant in 2014, and closed the establishment in 2023.[21] They partnered with duo Tom Sandoval and Tom Schwartz as co-owners of Tom Tom Restaurant & Bar, in 2018.[22] They opened Vanderpump Cocktail Garden in 2019.[23] They opened Vanderpump à Paris in 2022.[24] They are set to open Wolf by Vanderpump in Winter 2023.[25]

Vanderpump interior designed a first-class charterhire yacht in Sardinia in 2002.[14]

Vanderpump debuted as an original main cast member on Bravo's reality television series, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, on 14 October 2010. She announced her departure from the series on 3 June 2019, after nine seasons.[26]

Vanderpump collaborated with Simon Ourian on the Signature Series by Epione skin care line in 2011.[27]

Vanderpump launched Very Vanderpump, a lifestyle blog, in 2012.[28]

Vanderpump has been a main cast member on a spin-off from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Vanderpump Rules, since the shows inception on 7 January 2013.[29][3] She is also one of the longest-running executive producers of the series, having held the position since the first season.[30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39]

Vanderpump competed in the 16th season of Dancing with the Stars, partnered with professional dancer Gleb Savchenko, and debuting on 18 March 2013.[40] They were the second couple eliminated, leaving in tenth place on 9 April.[41]

Vanderpump has numerous alcoholic beverages:[42] Vanderpump Sangria and Vanderpump Vodka (2013), and the Vanderpump Wines collection which includes Vanderpump Rosé (2017),[43] Vanderpump Chardonnay and Vanderpump Cabernet (2020).[44]

Vanderpump released the Vanderpump Beverly Hills collection by Pop Culture Promotions in 2014.[45]

Vanderpump was named editor-in-chief of Beverly Hills Lifestyle Magazine in March 2017.[46] She departed her position in October 2018.[47]

Vabderpump served as an executive producer on a spin-off from Vanderpump Rules, Vanderpump Rules: Jax And Brittany Take Kentucky.[48]

Vanderpump partnered with Nick Alain to launch the Vanderpump Alain collection in July 2019.[49]

Vanderpump appeared on E!'s Overserved with Lisa Vanderpump in March 2021. The series focuses on Vanderpump as she hosts celebrity guests and cooks intimate meals.[50] Also in March, she appeared as a judge on ABC's Pooch Perfect. The series was hosted by Rebel Wilson, and featured Jorge Bendersky and Dr. Callie Harris as judges.[51] She was featured in a second spin-off from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Peacock's Vanderpump Dogs, in June. The series focuses on Vanderpump and her staff as they run her dog foundation/rescue centre in Los Angeles, California.[52]

Vanderpump is set to feature in a new show on Hulu, Vanderpump Villa.[53]

Charity work

Vanderpump co-organised a peaceful protest march against the Yulin Dog Meat Festival in 2015, the march went from MacArthur Park to the Chinese Consulate General in Los Angeles and started a movement to end the abuse, torture and slaughter of dogs worldwide.[54] She co-launched the Stop Yulin Forever campaign. She went on to address Congress about the same issues.[55]

Vanderpump is a co-founder of Vanderpump Dogs.[56] The Vanderpump Dog Foundation was launched online on 29 March 2016.[57] She opened the Vanderpump Dogs rescue center in Los Angeles on 1 March 2017.[58] She also owns and operates two rescue centres in China.[59] Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States, she has raised $383,511.14 through Cameo for her foundation, as of February 2023. Vanderpump Dogs has saved "approximately 3,000 dogs domestically from kill shelters to date", as of February 2023.[60]

Vanderpump served as a producer on The Road To Yulin And Beyond, an awareness documentary, drawing attention to the Yulin Dog Meat Festival's barbaric practice and bring it to an end.[61]

Honours

Vanderpump received the Key to the City of Beverly Hills in March 2013 by the then-mayor Jimmy Delshad, who also declared March 1 as 'Lisa Vanderpump day', in recognition of her charitable and philanthropic work.[62]

Vanderpump was honoured with a Golden Palm Star on the Palm Springs Walk of Stars in July 2014.[63]

Vanderpump was named 'Woman of the Year' by the California State Assembly in March 2015.[64]

Vanderpump was the recipient of the Ally Leadership Award from Equality California in August 2015.[65]

Personal life

Vanderpump met her husband, businessman Ken Todd, at his first bar, Cork's Wine Bar, in Kensington, London, in 1982.[14] They got engaged within six weeks and were married on 28 August 1982, at United Reformed Church. They have two children: a daughter, Pandora,[66] and an adopted son, Max.[67][68] She has one stepson from her husband's first marriage.[69] She has one grandchild from her daughter.[70]

Vanderpump is Dutch in origin, however, for the last six generations the Vanderpump's have been thoroughly English. Speaking on her surname, she said: "I'm not sure if the name has been a help or a hindrance, professionally, but I supposed that once you've heard it, you remember it."[71]

Vanderpump currently resides in Beverly Hills, California. She has lived in London, Cheltenham, Monaco, and the South of France.[14]

Vanderpump sold her Beverly Park home in 2011 for $18.8 million[72] and bought a $12 million estate, Villa Rosa, in the Beverly Crest neighbourhood.[73]

Filmography

As an actress

Year Show Role Notes
1973 A Touch of Class Julia Allessio Uncredited[11]
1974 John Halifax, Gentleman Ursula March, as a girl Episode: "Episode #1.1"
1975 Tommy Girl at Christmas Party Uncredited
1975 Lisztomania Audience member Uncredited
1976 Bugsy Malone Girl at Fat Sam's Speakeasy Uncredited
1976 Katy Mary 2 episodes
1978 Killer's Moon Anne [12]
1979 Kids Lucille Wyatt 5 episodes
1980 The Wildcats of St Trinian's Ursula
1980 Leap in the Dark Jackie Episode: "Jack Be Nimble"
1981 Sunday Night Thriller Young Eliane Label Episode: "I Thought They Died Years Ago"
1981 Storybook International Cap Episode: "Cap O' Rushes"
1982 Something in Disguise Sandra Mount 2 episodes
1983 Arena Caroline 1 episode
1983 Kelly Monteith Sarah Wright 6 episodes
1993 Silk Stalkings Coleen Osgood Episode: "Team Spirit"
1995 Separate Lives Heidi Porter
1995 Baywatch Nights Margo Curtis Episode: "Just a Gigolo"
2014 The Comeback Lisa Vanderpump Episode: "Valerie Makes a Pilot"
2020 American Housewife Lisa Vanderpump Episode: "Vacation!"

Music videos

Year Title Artist Role
1982 Poison Arrow ABC Samantha
1982 Mantrap ABC Samantha
1984 (What) In The Name of Love Naked Eyes Lisa
2014 G.U.Y. Lady Gaga Instrument player

As crew

Year Title Role Notes
2007 Trust Me Executive producer
2013–present[3] Vanderpump Rules Executive producer 205 episodes
2016 Child of the '70s Special thanks 1 episode
2017 Vanderpump Rules: Jax And Brittany Take Kentucky Executive producer 6 episodes
2017 The Road To Yulin And Beyond[61] Producer Documentary
2021 Vanderpump Dogs Executive producer 1 episode
TBA Vanderpump Villa Executive producer 10 episodes

As herself

Year Show Notes
2010–2019 The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills 197 episodes
2010 Rachael Ray 1 episode
2010–2013 The Wendy Williams Show 5 episodes
2011 Alexis Joy VIP Access 1 episode
2011 The Ellen DeGeneres Show 2 episodes
2011 2011 New Now Next Awards TV special
2011–2023 Watch What Happens Live! with Andy Cohen 14 episodes
2011 Showbiz Tonight 1 episode
2011 Anderson 1 episode
2011 Big Morning Buzz Live 1 episode
2011–2013 Live with Kelly and Ryan 2 episodes
2012 Chelsea Lately 1 episode
2012 The Nate Berkus Show 1 episode
2012 2012 Hero Dog Awards TV special
2012 The Jeff Probst Show 1 episode
2012 Miss Universe 2012 Judge
2013–present Vanderpump Rules 198 episodes
2013 Dancing with the Stars 8 episodes
2013 Wonderview 1 episode
2013 Any Given Tuesday Short film
2013 The View 1 episode
2013 Good Day L.A. 2 episodes
2013–2019 Good Morning America 3 episodes
2014 Kitten Bowl Television film
2014 The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson 1 episode
2014 The Doctors 1 episode
2014 E! News Special: Closet Envy TV Movie
2014 Hello Ross! 1 episode
2014 Robert Earl's Be My Guest 1 episode
2014 The Real 1 episode
2014 The Dr. Oz Show 1 episode
2014–2016 The Insider 4 episodes
2015 The World Dog Awards TV special
2015 Miss Universe 2014 Judge
2015 Reality Television Awards TV special
2015 Dish Nation 1 episode
2015 Hollywood Today Live 1 episode
2015 Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris 1 episode
2015 Access Daily 1 episode
2015–2020 Home & Family 2 episodes
2015–2023 Entertainment Tonight 13 episodes
2015–2023 Extra 7 episodes
2016 The Royal Hangover Episode: "1.9"
2016 Almost Royal Episode: "Work"
2016 E! News 1 episode
2016 FabLife 1 episode
2017 Unite 4: Good 1 episode
2017 Hollywood Medium 1 episode
2017 Then and Now with Andy Cohen 2 episodes
2017 The Road To Yulin And Beyond Documentary[61]
2017 And the Winner Isn't
2017 ChanceTV 1 episode
2017–2019 Daily Pop 2 episodes
2018 Steve 1 episode
2018 Megan Kelly Today 1 episode
2018–2021 The Talk 3 episodes
2019 GMA3: Strahan, Sara & Keke 1 episode
2019 Vanderpumped
2019 World's Most Amazing Dog Facebook TV series – 9 episodes
2019 The Strip Live 1 episode
2019 MasterChef 1 episode
2019 RuPaul 1 episode
2019 Celebrity Family Feud 2 episodes
2019–2022 Celebrity Page 7 episodes
2020 Celebrities with Heart 1 episode
2020 Harry & Meghan: The Royals in Crisis Contributor
2020 Los Angeles City of Dreams and Fallen Angels Short
2020 Lights Out with David Spade 1 episode
2020 #Graduation2020: Facebook and Instagram Celebrate the Class of 2020 Facebook TV special
2020 Barkitecture 1 episode
2020 Hell's Kitchen 1 episode
2020–2021 The Kelly Clarkson Show 2 episodes
2021 Pooch Perfect US 8 episodes
2021 For Real: The Story of Reality TV 2 episodes
2021 Overserved with Lisa Vanderpump 12 episodes
2021 Vanderpump Dogs 6 episodes
2021 Daily Blast Live 1 episode
2021 2021 It's Toast! TV Special
2022 Hollywood Insider 1 episode
2022 On Tour on Course 1 episode
2022 Trixie Motel Episode: "Pink Flamingo"
2022 A Toast to 2022! TV Special
2023 2023 White House Correspondents' Dinner TV Special
TBA Vanderpump Villa 10 episodes

Source: [74][75]

Published works

  • Vanderpump, Lisa (2011). Simply Divine: A Guide to Easy, Elegant, and Affordable Entertaining. Running Press. ISBN 978-0-7624-4923-1.

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