Stassi Schroeder and husband Beau Clark make shocking sex confession during reality TV return

Stassi Schroeder and Beau Clark made their reality TV return a memorable one with a shocking sex confession.

The Bravolebrities were asked to name the “strangest place” they’ve hooked up during a drinking game on Season 2 of “Vanderpump Villa,” which premiered Thursday.

The couple demurred at first, with Clark, 45, claiming, “I mean, we are not strange.”

Schroeder, meanwhile, called their marriage “boring” and “so vanilla.”

However, the 36-year-old remembered once “having sex in [their daughter Hartford’s] ball pit” after the little one’s 1st birthday party.

When her husband insisted they “changed the balls the next day,” Schroeder denied doing so.

“Now that this is coming out, none of the other moms at Hartford’s school are going to let their kids come to her birthday parties,” she joked in a confessional.

Schroeder and Clark have been married since September 2020, four months before their now-4-year-old baby girl’s birth.

The reality stars are also the parents of son Beau, 1, and both little ones joined their parents filming “Vanderpump Villa” at Italy’s Castello Rosato.

The series’ second season marks Schroeder’s first foray into reality TV since she was axed from “Vanderpump Rules” in the summer of 2020 over racist actions she has since apologized for.

Lisa Vanderpump announced Schroeder’s return with an August 2024 TikTok captioned, in part, #WelcomeBackDarling.”

Not only does Schroeder have a role on the “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum’s show, but her upcoming Hulu docu-comedy, “Stassi Says,” is in development.

The “Good, the Bad, the Baby” podcast co-host explained to “Good Morning America” viewers Wednesday that reality TV “feels like home” after she spent “most of [her] adult life” in front of cameras.

“It’s the only talent I feel like I have actually,” Schroeder quipped, noting that Vanderpump giving her permission to bring Hartford and Beau sealed the deal.

She, additionally, called the project “way less stressful” than filming “Vanderpump Rules.”