‘VPR’ Star Stassi Schroeder Wishes Billie Lee Would ‘Just Leave’

Stassi, 30, was promoting her new book, “Next Level Basic: The Definitive Basic B***h Handbook,” on Jenny McCarthy’s radio show. Jenny, 46, asked if Stassi ever started fights just to get more screen time.

“Honestly, I was there from the beginning, so I don’t feel like I ever really had to,” she said of her time on the show. “I don’t really feel like any of the original cast members have to prove themselves.”

“We’re so ride or die with being honest and making a great show,” Stassi explained, but she didn’t feel that way about newer cast members.

“I don’t actually feel that bad for new people, because I wish they would just leave,” she said.

Stassi did admit that it “must suck” to come into such a tight-knit group and try to belong, but she thinks they’ve all gone about it the wrong way.

“They come in and they think they’re about to be a star, and it’s, like, ‘You have no idea what’s coming for you,'” the New Orleans native said.

And the member most guilty of this, according to Stassi, is 35-year-old Billie.

“It’s just the things she tries to fight about is ridiculous,” the former SUR waitress said. “‘You don’t even go here’ — that’s what it feels like.”

“If she was actually nice and kind and friendly to us, I think she would [fit in], but to just expect to be invited to every little thing we do, when we don’t know you, and pitch a fit when you’re not… acting like we’ve been friends for years? You just met us, so, no you’re not coming to my little four-girl wine night,” she said.

Star readers will remember that Billie accused the cast of being transphobic when she wasn’t explicitly invited to Girl’s Night In at SUR. The girls — and Lisa Vanderpump — thought she was overreacting.

Newer cast members James Kennedy and Raquel Leviss have also been starting fights with the OG cast members in recent weeks.