Vanderpump Rules: Scheana Shay Bought A Bunch Of Her Own Books To Jion The NY Times Bestseller List?

Scheana Shay, known from Vanderpump Rules, is back in the news as her memoir, My Good Side,  caused another controversy. Scheana’s memoir took a position on the prestigious New York Times Best Seller List. However, her book has a small dagger symbol next to her name. This has raised eyebrows. Speculations have surfaced that she may have bought her own books in bulk to secure her spot on the NY list.

Scheana’s fans quickly questioned whether she earned her place on the bestseller list fairly or simply through clever promotion. Social media critics are accusing Schena of inflating her sales, creating doubt about her success with her memoir. What does that symbol signify? Did she secure the position on the NY list? Or is it just another promotion stunt? Keep reading to find out about it. 

Vanderpump Rules: Here’s Everything About Scheana Shay’s Reality TV Return 

Scheana Shay, a key figure on Vanderpump Rules, is getting back into the spotlight as she talks about her exciting return to reality TV. She is planning to join the cast of The Valley for its upcoming season. Scheana’s candid personality is well known. Having her on the new season will bring energy and drama. This will be especially true when she opens up about Brock’s infidelity.

Along with her return to TV, Scheana is diversifying her career. She has launched a fashion line and expanded her popular podcast, Scheananigans. Her ventures have broadened her media presence and made her stand as a player in the entertainment world. Her fans are curious to know what she will do next. 

Vanderpump Rules: Did Scheana Shay Buy Her Own Books To Land On The Bestseller List?

People have accused Scheana Shay, a reality star on Vanderpump Rules, of buying her own books to secure a spot on a prestigious New York bestseller list. Scheana spent no time responding to all the rumors in her episode of her podcast, Scheananigans. She went on to explain that the bulk purchases marked by the New York Times were directly related to her book tour.

Fans who bought tickets to her events had to purchase copies of her memoir for every venue, coordinated by the company Premiere. Scheana noted that this is a common publishing practice to ensure attendees of her events receive the memoir. Scheana said, “This whole thing with the dagger next to my name, it’s because of the way the books were bundled with the tickets.” “When someone bought a ticket by a certain date, they had to order the right amount of books for each venue,” she said. The sales have been genuine. Her fans want to see the real her, beyond the reality TV persona.

To explain the dagger symbol, Scheana pointed out that her audiobook version made the New York Times bestseller list. It did so without such a symbol. She said the memoir is in the bestseller charts in Canada, so it is not just a fluke. She rhetorically asked, “Would I rather be on the list with a dagger or not be on it at all?”

The whole suspicion around the dagger symbol is under discussion among Scheana’s fans. She is maintaining dignity by speaking the truth. It is still to be seen whether her fans accept her explanation. Keep coming back to TV Season & Spoilers for the latest reality TV tea.