Ann Maddox has gotten her hours cut back at Something About Her.
After going to work for Ariana Madix, 39, and Katie Maloney, 37, at their sandwich shop after leaving her job as Tom Sandoval‘s assistant, Ann, who was featured on Vanderpump Rules season 11, shared a message on her Instagram Story about her hours as she requested help from her followers.
As they shared a screenshot of Ann’s message, The Bravo Objective noted that they found the cut odd considering Ann was a draw for fans.
“Well my hours got cut at the shop so I have no choice but to have this succeed … Please vote for my podcast so that we can get host read ads and pay my rent thank you!” Ann’s message said, along with a link to a survey where fans could vote for her podcast, We Signed an NDA.
Following the sharing of the post, several commenters admitted they didn’t feel that bad for Ann.
“She seems like an unhinged super fan. I said what I said,” one person stated.
“She needs that podcast now because who will hire her as a PA when she has proven she cannot be loyal?” asked another.
“Oh, I wonder if she’ll go work for the other partner who is suing Katie and Ariana now for her revenge like she did Tom. That seems to be [her] thing,” mentioned a third person, who signaled Penny Davidi‘s lawsuit against the Pump Rules cast member.
“I don’t even feel sorry for her, she was giving thirsty from the beginning,” added someone else.
But others pointed out that her hours being cut was a “shame” since Ann “added a lot to the atmosphere” and was “very upbeat and taking photos with anyone that asked.”
It was even mentioned that many other California restaurants had cut employees’ hours due to the state’s new wage law.
“Well when they have to pay their employees at a restaurant 20 an hour bc that the state’s new restaurant wage, yeah every restaurant has cut hours,” someone shared.
Ann’s cut comes just days after a job listing for Something About Her was shared on Reddit and met with criticism from users of the platform, who felt that Ariana and Katie weren’t paying enough to their staff.
The listing was for a part-time employee, Monday through Friday.
