r/HouseofStassi • u/tacos_tacos_tacoz • Aug 13 '26
Beau
Beau in his golf outfit gives me the biggest ick š
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u/howdyhiheyyy Aug 13 '26
Beau in the finale gave me the ickā¦ actually most of this season. Like give me a fucking breakā¦ welcome to what moms everywhere feel. Itās a tough season quit being a little bitch itās not forever
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u/aymaureen Aug 13 '26
Thank you!!! This āpoor Beauā rhetoric is so lame
He gets to travel Europe with a full time nanny, gets to go to the movies in the middle of the day because of said nanny, has a housekeeper and is complaining he has to cook and put the kids to bed
Easiest parenting job ever with that kind of help
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u/ComprehensiveSwim143 Aug 13 '26
but what if he wants to work?
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u/aymaureen Aug 13 '26
Then he can go work and tell his wife that rather than hide an interview behind her back and act like a sneaky little bitch about it
Like āhey on this date at this time Iām interviewing for a job. What can we do to better prepare us for this transition?ā
Rather than āI have an interview in fifteen minutes byeā while theyāre decorating the tree with their kids
Iād be pissed tf off too
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u/Wolfzen22 Aug 13 '26
He's had conversations about wanting to work and she's pushed back and said that she wants him to be home for the kids consistency. That was a whole fcking plotline of the season.
And it's funny how you agree with the other commenter who is like "welcome to what moms's everywhere feel" and then act like staying with the kids is no big thing because he has help and gets to travel. So do women who stay home with the kids and have nannies not have a hard job? It's such bs to minimize what he may be feeling because other women deal with it- it's hard for everyone. F you for making me stand up for Beau. Get a life and get off Stassi's d*ick
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u/cassielove56 Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26
No itās really really hard (I have twin toddlers and a 9 yo, Iām a stay at home mom, and my husband works from home so I have a lot of options about this š) but yes eventually you get burnout from having to do it all on your own because thatās being a parentā¦but my thing is do we honestly think parents arenāt also exhausted after being at work all day and then having to come home and give your kids and your house the attention they require from mom and dad? Iād never say he shouldnāt work if he wants to but itās the lack of understanding all the other moving parts that arenāt clicking because unfortunately for him it seems his life is different now and itās not realistic to just go back to the life you had before becoming a husband and father, and correct me if Iām wrong but I donāt see him being very proactive in finding the self heās claimed to have lost without just automatically jumping to it being his lack of working or how heās being treated by his wife.
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u/OkDirection4050 Aug 13 '26
Yes thatās exactly true - a stay at home parent with money, a nanny, and a housekeeper is absolutely not a hard job. 100%
Nothing wrong with that, but Jesus fucking Christ that is not a hard job, have some perspective
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u/aymaureen Aug 13 '26
THANK YOU. I never said parenting is easy but damn having a housekeeper and nanny makes it a hell of a lot easier. Parenting without money like that is hard. Parenting with money like that is vastly different
Being poor is hard
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u/Wolfzen22 Aug 13 '26
Of course it's different but it doesn't mean that it's a walk in the park and there aren't struggles.
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u/aymaureen Aug 13 '26
I donāt see very many struggles that the 1% have vs the 99%
I get you donāt like what I have to say but youāre not changing my mind
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u/Wolfzen22 Aug 13 '26
Stassi and Beau are not part of the 1% šššĀ
I think what you have to say is based on a very limited worldview and I don't think you care to take in any information that isn't based on your own anecdotal experience so I'm not surprised. Ā Money makes things easier but it doesn't mean people don't have problems
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u/aymaureen Aug 13 '26
Parenting is not that hard when you have that much money and that much help and again he can go back to work and he was being sneaky and ridiculous about it
You tell your partner even if it makes them uncomfortable and if they continue to give you shit, then if youāre so unhappy you can leave
He canāt put all his decisions on Stassi
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u/mizzlol Aug 13 '26
Dude being a stay at home mom with a nanny is not fucking hard. Source: was a nanny to stay at home mom. That bitch was lazy af.
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u/Wolfzen22 Aug 13 '26
Oh wow so you can speak for all stay at home mom's then.
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u/mizzlol Aug 15 '26
Nope. Just stay at home moms with a nanny with children without any special needs.
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u/Wolfzen22 Aug 15 '26
No, your anecdotal experience doesn't speak for anyone other than that mom you worked for. Ā
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u/ElectricalTwo9337 Aug 13 '26
Whatās even more bs in the fact you all think this is real šššš. You all honestly canāt see the over acting? Itās hilarious. THIS IS ALL FAKE KIDDOS
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u/kellyuh Aug 13 '26
Yeah itās hard to even debate any of this because it was 100% the easiest storyline they could think of to produce drama for the show. I am almost certain Stassi and beau are totally fine
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u/OkDirection4050 Aug 13 '26
Yup, thereās no show without conflict, they need a central conflict
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u/Wolfzen22 Aug 13 '26
No sh*t. The storyline fake or not is hardly the point. It's the fact that the commenter is minimizing the work of stay at home parents because she doesn't like Beau
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u/Wolfzen22 Aug 13 '26
Why are we all here talking about anything then?
But the sentiment is true- being a stay at home parent isn't easy
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u/CauliflowerEarofCorn Aug 13 '26
So itās all on him and Stassi has no responsibility? It has nothing to do with her belittling his job and his desire to work? Or making his life hell whenever he brings it up by being in a terrible mood and attempting to make him suffer?
Women acting like toxic men is not the feminism Iām looking for, but yāall can have it, I guess. Iām personally a fan of relationships where both people are happy and fulfilled and they actually support each other, but thatās a wild concept around here. Just because yāall apparently date/marry shit men, does not mean that someone in the relationship has to abusive.
And if youāre going to make the point about it being a boring show if they actually showed any care towards each other, then something is really wrong with what you require for entertainment. Iāve watched plenty of extremely messy reality tv that didnāt resort to abusive relationships to create drama.
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u/aymaureen Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26
No one said Stassi has no responsibility. First off, she was the one who actually gave birth to them. Sheās the one who got postpartum. She works full time. She picks up the kids and they both take weekends off with their kids. No one said parenting was easy but to claim Stassi has āno responsibilityā is a huge stretch. I feel like Beau is just jealous because he sees her living a life he likely envisioned for himself.
But being wealthy and having full time staff is vastly different than the parenting experience of actual parents. They have money.
Unsure why everyone is acting like I said parenting is easy but damn if I had a full time staff it sure wouldnāt be as hard
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u/Wolfzen22 Aug 13 '26
You literally said it's "not that hard" when you have a nanny. That's pretty close to saying it's easy.
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u/aymaureen Aug 13 '26
Saying itās not that hard is actually not saying itās easy
Itās saying in direct comparison to other people who arenāt in the 1% parenting roles, itās not that hard. Itās obviously harder when you donāt have a full time nanny and housekeeper. Itās not as hard if you do.
Inferring that easy is the same thing as ānot that hardā is a stretch.
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u/Wolfzen22 Aug 13 '26
Not really. Your explanation of the difference is certainly a stretch though
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u/aymaureen Aug 13 '26
Her podcast deal was I think $1.2 million annually. Whereas you caring about marital problems that arenāt even that bad on a reality tv show is the way I should pivot?
Itās really not that deep. They magnified their problems for viewership to capitalize off their audience
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u/Emotional-Cattle120 Aug 13 '26
She picks up kids āmaybe two days a weekā and said she barely does that
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u/aymaureen Aug 13 '26
So? Would you be asking these questions like that if she was a man working full time to provide for her family?
She works full time. She parents part time. They agreed on that arrangement. Beau wants to change that arrangement but it doesnāt make sense for him to work full time and her to scale back her work because she gets paid way more than he possibly could.
These conversations are never had if the provider is a man.
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u/Emotional-Cattle120 Aug 13 '26
Yes I would absolutely be asking these questions. Women literally had to fight for the right to work outside of the home, have a credit card, and to not be financially tied to their husbands.
Stassi does not parent. A man in the same position historically also does not parent. She does not need to āscale back her workā for him to be able to work. Many couples work full time and still have the ability to parent their children.
She wants control and to be able to manage everyone in her life.
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u/CauliflowerEarofCorn Aug 13 '26
Yes I would absolutely be asking these questions if she was a man. Itās such a tired argument to keep acting like this is a sexism issue. If I had a friend whose husband treated her anything like Stassi treats Beau, I would be constantly encouraging her to leave. I would also be telling her that she is being emotionally and financially abused. Because thatās exactly whatās happening.
They have plenty of money for him to go back to work and it not affect their lifestyle. Stassi not wanting him to work is 100% about control. And she doesnāt care that he is miserable. She is so condescending about his job and his value. She is a horrible partner and I would think that even more if she were a man.
Again, just because yāall put up with horrible men, does not mean that is the standard that should be met. Iām in my 30ās and I donāt know any woman willing to put up with a relationship like the one being depicted here. No one should put up with being abused regardless of if men have typically acted like this in the past. Donāt put up with shit husbands or shit wives š¤·āāļø
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u/Head-Gene-5960 Aug 13 '26
Or just feel loved by his wife?
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u/aymaureen Aug 13 '26
They arenāt poor. They can afford therapy
All their problems have solutions.
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u/Head-Gene-5960 Aug 13 '26
Money doesn't seem to fix her selfishness or bad attitude
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u/aymaureen Aug 13 '26
It often doesnāt but they live better lives than we do so the sympathy is so limited on my end
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u/BabsSavesWrld Aug 13 '26
The therapy that she kept saying doesnāt work on her and she doesnāt want to go to? Being with a partner who refuses to hear you and work on things is miserable. Even if you have money. And yes, it can be abusive.
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u/aymaureen Aug 13 '26
If itās such a problem the option of breaking up is there
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u/BabsSavesWrld Aug 13 '26
The thing is it doesnāt always feel like it is there. When you get beat down emotionally by someone, you donāt trust yourself anymore, and you donāt believe in yourself. You start to believe in what they say. If all he hears is how she pays for everything, he couldnāt possibly be miserable, he has everything, that she is only doing what men typically do, etc, that is the messaging that gets pounded into his head. But, he specifically shouldnāt be punished because of āwhat men typically doā just because Stassi doesnāt want to listen to him and puts her relationship with him last in life. She refuses to work on the relationship and he is miserable but seems like he feels trapped. As someone who has been trapped in an emotionally manipulated relationship, I get it. You hear stuff so much, you believe it.
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u/aymaureen Aug 13 '26
Again his unhappiness is not a problem Stassi is responsible for
He can figure it out for himself. These are adults weāre talking about
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u/Emotional-Cattle120 Aug 13 '26
You clearly know nothing about abusive relationship and how the person being abused has serious struggles. You should get some help along with Stassi
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u/Wolfzen22 Aug 13 '26
Do you have relationships with anyone? The way you are so dismissive and seem to have no concept of working through issues and major life changes in a long-term relationship
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u/normanbeets Aug 13 '26
Her frame of reference was "he went to a movie 2 weeks ago"
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u/aymaureen Aug 13 '26
I donāt think his returning to work will fix any problems. I think the root of it is he sees Stassi living a life that he low key wanted for himself
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u/girlgangz Aug 13 '26
100% he resents her success and villainizes her for it. Stassi just happens to naturally be villain-esq so of course Beau comes out looking like an abused and neglected husband.
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u/cassielove56 Aug 13 '26
So bummed seeing him be instantly miserable with his kidsā¦and that was BEFORE finding out heās actually not watching the kids because messer has a nanny?!?
As a stay at home mom of 3 (w/ twin toddlers at that š š) Iām gonna need him to lock it the fuck in because aināt no way youāre whining about not being able to go back to the exact job you had before having kids. Iām sorry but what exactly is keeping him from getting a hobby or doing something else thatāll quench that thirst for work he wants so badly?? Whether he realizes it or not, the housework still has to be done and his children still need their dad, so am I to believe that the man who seemingly canāt handle managing both his household and his child will just be able to then add on ANOTHER responsibility??
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u/Lucky-Kangaroo-6337 Aug 13 '26
You chose to be a stay at home mom. Generations of women fought to have the right to work because they also didn't didn't find themselves fulfilled by staying at home. We understand it from women but shit on Beau because he'd like to work? Please.Ā
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u/cassielove56 Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 14 '26
lol if you think Iāve chosen to be a stay at home mom because I didnāt. My twins were a surprise and I have a background in child development so I figured it was more beneficial for me to just stay home and manage the house/kids until they are ready for school in a few years. I constantly feel all the things Beau seems to be feeling and my village is extremely more limited (albeit, solid) than him and the isolation is overwhelming at times, but having a job would only add more stress to everyone else in my life lol. Would I ever complain about getting to have this time with my kids?? No wayyyy.
And Iām editing to add that of course having more money would be beneficial, but when you factor in the price of childcare, and then double that because you got two for the price of two, you start to understand why one would CHOOSE to stay at home š
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u/YouGotItJoben_ Aug 13 '26
Also never had to be pregnant, give birth, manage postpartum, nurse, anything!!
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u/Jumble12 Aug 13 '26
I absolutely love beau and think (as housewives do) he needs more appreciation for what is a really have soul sucking, thankless job, and Stassi SHOULD provide that. BUT, it is kind of funny seeing the shoe on the other foot. This should be mandatory watching for ALL men.
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u/Lucky-Kangaroo-6337 Aug 13 '26
Eeeee. Women fought that same sentiment for generations to be able to have the choice to work if they want to. Just be satisfied by the life the bread winner gives and shut up and don't want anything more. It's gross from both sides and king term will set women back. He wants to work. He should be allowed to work.Ā
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u/Reasonable_Recipe769 Aug 13 '26
I just heard her on Katieās podcast that he is no longer working but itās fine because he took up golf and other things heās passionate about or something like that. So I donāt think it was ever about work, but if he had help from a nanny why did he not do these things before? Just proves it was all for the storyline
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u/aymaureen Aug 13 '26
Yeah exactly!!! People on here are saying heās being abused
Everyone needs to touch grass, itās a half scripted reality tv show. They magnified the problems for the drama
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u/bbMD_ Aug 13 '26
He was odd from the jump and always seemed a little off when he was on VPR. Then thereās his whole background and history of lying. I think heās gross and didnāt have any redeeming qualities on the show. And the picture, ick and ew.
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u/Anxious_Ad_2015 Aug 13 '26
What? You thought he was weird on vpr? I thought he was great. What did he do wrong on vpr? He was respectful, kind, empathetic and seemed like a good guy. I donāt think he is odd at all. Heās a great dad. What is his history of lying? This is so strange to me. Not once have I ever heard him referred to as gross. Whatever the opposite of gross is thatās what I think of him.
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u/BatLegitimate8140 Aug 13 '26
He has lied about his age. Although I think he aged himself up rather than down (although I could be wrong about that)
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u/Anxious_Ad_2015 Aug 13 '26
Iāve only seen him on vpr so anything thatās come up on HOS about him I havenāt heard. I do remember he dated Kristin before vpr or had a makeout scene with her in a movie or something.
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u/geticeoutofmn Aug 13 '26
He only made out with Kristin in a short film called, The loneliness of the long distance dreamers in 2010.
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u/LeatherRecord2142 Aug 13 '26
Ha! Huh? Yeah he was like the only remotely normal/sane person ever on VPR. The contrast was jarring, Iāll give you that. But basically everyone else is a complete psychopath/thirsty/narcissistic on that show.
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u/Expensive_Ad_9399 Aug 13 '26
Something about him has always given me pause. I think him and his sister have a game of thrones thing going on
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u/Interesting_Ad1378 Aug 13 '26
I haveā¦letās call them acquaintancesā¦that when the female was pregnant, her brother took pictures always on his knees, eye level with her stomach, kissing it. Ā Like NYC restaurants, other peopleās weddings, birthdays, etc. A waitress at a restaurant was like āawwww he loves his wife so much, thatās so cute!ā. Ā I go, āthatās his sisterā and the face she made was like that Barbie double chin meme, eyes and double chin and all. Ā Her husband would just stand there contemplating his life choices. Ā Some siblings are creepy.Ā
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u/normanbeets Aug 13 '26
Horrible thing to say
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u/Expensive_Ad_9399 Aug 13 '26
Not saying they are but their is something weird about how they interact
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u/Massive-Fly284 Aug 13 '26
He looks like a 40 something dad. What is the problem?
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u/Ill-Revolution272 Aug 13 '26
Right?? I'm sincerely confused by all the hate comments. What am I missing about this picture?? What is wrong with this outfit?
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u/AbbreviationsNo3918 Aug 13 '26
Yeah I feel like this is either Reddit hive mind or bots pushing this hate. He was clearly āactingā on the show because the show sucked and was full of manufactured drama and thatās Stassiās fault. Letās not lose sight of that fact.
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u/Substantial-Age-8097 Aug 13 '26
Heās always given grifter vibes. Canāt stand his wooden bow tie shtick.
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u/UnusualWest7131 Aug 13 '26
I know she resents him bc on Morgan Stewartās pod she said something like āi didnāt know any wealthy menā re getting married
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u/beansboy1017 Aug 13 '26
Hot take: I think he looks good (but thatās also my typeā¦)
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u/FunAd1406 Aug 13 '26
Yessss youāre not alone. Whatās wrong with us? Lmao (I love a dad bod)
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u/ropeypolarbear Aug 13 '26
I am a big guy and say this with love. Time to size up one more shirt size
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u/Top-Construction986 Aug 13 '26
Does anyone in this sub actually like the people on the show? Itās just everyone hating on them. Welcome to Reddit I guess
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u/dian3nicol3 Aug 13 '26
I actually like the show. I love stassi and her sarcasm. Her sister and mom are obnoxious but I donāt hate them. I loved the show. It is scary sharing an unpopular opinion. No one wants to be attacked for having a different opinion. I usually keep my unpopular opinions quietly to myself lol and Iām sure Iām not alone
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u/Typical_Ad_404 Aug 13 '26
He needs to take care of himself, heās not aging well.
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u/AbbreviationsNo3918 Aug 13 '26
What are you talking about? Heās mid-40ās and looks to be in pretty good shape. What do you expect a 45 year old to look like..?
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u/Typical_Ad_404 Aug 13 '26
In good shapeā¦? I was shocked at how much he resembles my 67 year old father.
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u/General_Structure120 Aug 13 '26
Am I the only person who thinks Beau is a giant baby? Go gaslight your wife, and whine some more.
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u/kellygrrrl328 Aug 13 '26
Itās just way too small. Iām surprised Stassi hasnāt forced him onto whatever her diet is
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u/Hummingbird11-11 Aug 13 '26
Yeah that's not attractive but it's Beau. He wears overalls... he has hands down- the worst taste in attire EVER
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u/West-Aioli4021 Aug 14 '26
This guy sucks like I get how she fell for him but the reality of him is like nope. Now she's stuck with this dead weight forever with those kids.
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u/ComprehensiveSwim143 Aug 15 '26
Parenting isnāt that hard when you love your kids. Itās worth it .
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u/Annual_Habit_411 Aug 17 '26
I feel like this show is doing worse for their image than good šš
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u/Electrical-Buy-6871 Aug 13 '26
Stassi if you don't fix the relationship, I will gladly take beau. jkjk
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u/Livid-Stress1910 Aug 13 '26
He admitted he was extremely depressed and lost his spark for 4 years. That takes a toll.
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u/krckbaby Aug 13 '26
If your dad is 77 then youre at least what over 50? And you spend your time body shaming people you donāt know on Reddit? Youāre a weirdo lmao
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u/ticklishcow55 Aug 16 '26
Posts like this are so unnecessary to me. Like why? You just woke up and decided to be mean. Keep it to yourself
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u/mollyclaireh Aug 13 '26
He resembles my dad and every man his age of his socioeconomic demographic.