Reality TV star Stassi Schroeder was accidentally hit in the face by her daughter's toy broom during a playful rendition of 'Defying Gravity'. The incident resulted in a bloody lip and a humorous exchange between Stassi and her husband, Beau Clark, who filmed the whole ordeal.
Stassi Schroeder was left dripping blood after a playtime mishap that led to her three-year-old daughter Hartford accidentally hitting her in the face with a toy broom. On Thursday, the 36-year-old Vanderpump Rules star's husband Beau Clark, 44, took to Instagram to share a video of the blonde beauty and their daughter rendering a passionate performance of Wicked's Defying Gravity in their living room.
While vocalizing the musical hit, Hartford wore a champagne toned princess dress and passionately waved around a toy broom, hitting the reality TV star in the lip and resulting in a bloody mess. The fashion blogger immediately laughed in response, but her little girl asked, 'Are you OK?' to which Stassi said no and asked if she looked like 'Count Dracula.' When Stassi's lip began to let out more blood, her toddler ran to the kitchen to get napkins to stop the bleeding. 'Christmas was bloody Wicked this year!' Beau penned in the caption of the post. Stassi Schroeder was left dripping blood after a playtime mishap that led to her three-year-old daughter Hartford accidentally hitting her in the face with a toy broom While Hartford was off getting cleanup supplies Stassi turned to her husband to ask 'What do I look like?' to which the commercial casting director responded 'Oh, my God. Oh, my God.' Unaware she was bleeding she replied, 'Are you messing with me? Are you messing with me right now?' Read More Stassi Schroeder says she doesn't know how she'll explain self-harm scars to her daughter Upon Hartford's return, the mother-of-two blotted away the bloodstain from her lip while screaming 'Mommy.' Continuing to film the playtime mishap, Beau quipped, 'Did you not feel it ’cause of your fake chin?' To which Stassi coldly said, 'No,' still in shock from the incident. The actress also admitted 'that side of my chin has always been numb ever since the chin implant' from 201
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