Scheana Shay’s Husband & Daughter Show Support at Her Launch Party: PHOTOS

Former “Vanderpump Rules” star Scheana Shay has been hard at work promoting her new book, “My Good Side: A Memoir.” Of course, she made some emotional revelations in the book, and luckily, she has the support of her husband, Brock Davies, and their daughter for all her endeavors. 

Regarding Shay’s book, it hit bookshelves on July 22 via Grand Central Publishing. In it, Shay discusses her years on “Vanderpump Rules” and provides a vulnerable look at her life and relationships. 

Shay’s Husband, Davies, and their Daughter Showed up at a Promotional Event

Not only is Shay promoting her book, “My Good Side: A Memoir,” but she also has a new collaboration with the clothing brand Shein. Called Shein X Scheana, the collection features options personally curated by Scheana herself, per the press release. 

They had the launch party for Shay’s collection with Shein on August 12, and not only did the former “Vanderpump Rules” star show, but so did her husband and daughter. Notably, all three of them posed for photos at the event.

Shay wore a two-piece tan-colored outfit with a pair of open-toed shoes. Davies donned a pair of sacks, a white button-up shirt, and black dress shoes. His outfit also included a pair of black sunglasses. Their daughter was styled in a beautiful dress, white shoes, and an adorable bow to match. 

Of course, Shay and Davies also posed for photos with only the two of them at the launch event for Shein X Scheana.

“The Valley” star Michelle Lally also attended the event. This comes after Shay appeared on the second season of the hit Bravo show and is rumored to be a full-time cast member for season three. Michelle wore a black dress and white shoes for the launch party. 

She’s Now a Bestselling Author

Shay’s new book has been making waves in the literary and reality television worlds. Now, it’s already a New York Times Bestseller, a feat not everyone who has written a book can claim. Sadly, she recently received some backlash because the symbol next to her book indicated that it had been purchased in bulk. 

Now, she’s responding to the discourse about the sales of her new memoir. According to US Weekly, she recently said, “For my book tour, I worked with a company called Premiere to manage book sales at each event. This is something that is really common in publishing. It’s how you make sure those copies coming to a signing or a live show that they will absolutely get a copy of the book.”