7 Things You Didn’t Know About Vanderpump Rules Star Katie Maloney
Published on April 22, 2016. Updated February 23, 2018Over the course of five-plus seasons of Vanderpump Rules, fans have watched Katie Maloney evolve from being Stassi’s sidekick to an independent woman who makes decisions for herself. Even though she puts so much of her life on the show, there’s still a ton that people don’t know about her, so check out these 7 fun facts about the reality star:
7. Starting Out
Before becoming a reality star, she worked as a music supervisor and in the Fred Segal gifting suite at Utah’s Sundance Film Festival.
6. Assistant Wardrobe Stylist
When Maloney moved to L.A., she initially worked as an assistant wardrobe stylist in Los Angeles. It was a friend who was a wardrobe stylist who offered her the job.
5. Television Roles
Katie had a couple of television roles in the shows 2009: A True Story and Harper’s Globe before she landed the reality TV gig on Vanderpump Rules.
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4. Big Dreams
She grew up in Park City, Utah, but always dreamed of moving to Hollywood and becoming an actress and a model. She got a job at SUR to pay her bills and then became a reality star, but it wasn’t part of her plan! “Oh my gosh, I never thought that I would do a reality TV show,” she told The Salt Lake Tribune. “I didn’t want to for a long time because there was stigma attached to reality TV that I didn’t want to involve myself in, so I caught myself by surprise by getting involved.”
3. Low Maintenance
The reality starlet is pretty low maintenance. She only washes her hair once a week. According to her, “that’s what dry shampoos are made for!”
2. Do It Yourself
Katie makes her own shaving cream out of olive oil and aloe vera gel. “You just whip it up and it works as well as any other product you can find,” she told Glamour.
1. Brush with Death
Several years ago, she was badly injured when she fell 25 feet through a skylight. She fractured her jaw, broke her collarbone and had a small brain injury. According to her, she could have died that day.
