'Vanderpump Rules' Alum Scheana Shay Details Moment She Found Out Brock Davies Cheated on Her: 'I Slapped Him Across the Face'

Vanderpump Rules alum Scheana Shay opened up to Next Gen NYC star Gia Giudice about the moment she found out her husband, Brock Davies, cheated on her.

“Ironically, I was sitting down to watch an episode of Real Housewives of New Jersey with him,” Shay began. “Swear to God. It was Easter and we had just gotten home from a great day with my family.”

The couple sat down to get their “Jersey fix” and right before she hit play, Davies told her he needed to “talk” to her about “something.”

“And I’m just like, ‘Okay,’” she continued. “And he looked serious, but then also, I’m like, as he starts saying the words to me, I’m like, ‘What kind of dumb joke is this?’ Like this isn’t funny. And I’m so confused because I’m just like, is there a hidden camera? Like I don’t get what you’re trying to do here.” Shay noted she realized he wasn’t playing a prank and was serious as she “saw it in his eyes” and knew he was telling her “the truth.”

“I just froze,” she added. “Like, I was in shock. I was pissed. I was devastated. I didn’t know what to do. So I slapped him across his face. You know, that was deserved.”

As OK! reported, Shay confirmed Davies cheated in her memoir, My Good Side, which came out July 22.

“I remained in a state of paralyzed shock as he confessed that he’d cheated on me two years prior, when we were living in San Diego during the pandemic, while I was pregnant with Summer,” she wrote. “I had spent so much time fighting off my anxiety and convincing myself that just because Tom cheated on Ariana [Madix] didn’t mean Brock would ever cheat on me. Now, I was finding out just how wrong I was.”

She revealed she was shocked by his confession.

“As I sat there, feeling completely sick to my stomach, he admitted that — at the time — he was scared about being a father again, specifically about whether he even deserved to be, and he chose to deal with it by sleeping with someone else,” she elaborated. “I use the word ‘chose’ because it was very much a conscious decision. No one twisted his arm or dragged him into bed.”

She described she was “unable” to contain her “rage” and, aside from slapping him, “threw a Rubik’s Cube in his direction.”

Davies "didn't know what to say" in response.

"What could he possibly say?" she asked. "He’d done what he’d done, and it wasn’t going to go away or be swept under the rug. Still, I wanted details. I had to know who the woman was and why he’d so blatantly betrayed me, particularly during such a vulnerable period of my life."

Later that evening, Davies handed her a note he'd written a year after the affair ended.

"He wrote the letter, which included more specifics than I ever wanted, such as how many times they’d slept together, where they’d done it, and where they hadn’t (our house)," she said. "He also pointed out that it was purely physical, never emotional, and he always used protection. Gee, thanks! He definitely wasn’t sober when he put pen to paper, so the spelling errors were rampant. I can’t explain why, but that really irritated me. Maybe because it felt like another sign of his carelessness.”

“The letter made me remember the weeks leading up to my second trimester when, like many pregnant women, I was sexually stimulated," she added. "I’ll never forget how, during that time, Brock was ‘afraid’ to have s-- with me (or he simply didn’t want to). That did a number on my anxiety, and it killed my confidence in a way I can’t even describe. His behavior now made so much more sense. Once I’d read it, that was more than enough. I told him to immediately toss it into the fire. I never wanted to set eyes on those words again.”