Inside Stassi Schroeder's Family Life: All About Her Husband Beau Clark and Their 2 Children

Stassi Schroeder's family shares a close-knit bond.

The Vanderpump Rules alum and her husband, Beau Clark, are parents to two children: Hartford Charlie Rose Clark and Messer Rhys Clark. The reality TV star has been open about her family life over the years, including her experiences with "mom guilt" and the support she receives from her mom group.

"Now it is a struggle all the time to not just DoorDash McDonald's," Stassi, who admitted she does not know how to cook, told People in May. "Women everywhere are gonna judge me, but we DoorDash McDonald's more than I would like to admit… Sometimes you just need to feed your kids, and sometimes they refuse to eat anything but that cheeseburger, and I just want them fed."

Stassi and Beau became parents for the first time in 2021. Two years later, they expanded their family with their second child.

"It's a constant struggle for moms everywhere, but then when you're a working mom, it can get really isolating and lonely, and you're constantly just doubting yourself," she added elsewhere in the interview.

Here's everything to know about Stassi's husband and two children as she embraces motherhood in all its complexity.

Stassi went through messy relationships with Jax Taylor, Frank Herlihy and Patrick Meagher before finding love with Beau.

They got engaged in July 2019 and tied the knot in a private ceremony in September 2020. They said "I do" for the second time in Rome on May 12, 2022.

Nearly six years after they got married, the former casting director opened up about his desire to return to work after stepping back from his previous career.

"Beau, I hear you want to go back to work. Come on. You don't need to," Stassi said, to which Beau replied, "No, I want to go back to work."

"If you're going to work every day, I have to say no to a lot of jobs that actually pay a lot," the fashion blogger added.

In his confessional, Beau clarified that, while he loves taking care of his family, he reportedly "didn't think I would be losing all the other pieces that made me me."

When Stassi offered to pay him not to go back to work, Beau told her the experience had been making him feel like a "1950s housewife."

"I just literally just feel like a 1950s housewife where I have my apron on and I'm cleaning everything while feeding the kids," said the father-of-two. "Sometimes that's how I feel because we don't have that connection all the time."

The couple encountered another setback when a TikTok video fueled rumors about Beau's past financial issues. The content creator claimed Beau had "multiple bankruptcies very young before he was 35 — several of them."

Stassi clarified the buzz in the comments section, writing, "And yeah a lot of people had to file for bankruptcy back then. And yes we are both terrible."

Beau and Stassi welcomed their first child, Hartford, on January 7, 2021. The daughter's middle names — Charlie Rose —were chosen as tributes to Beau's father and Stassi's grandmother.

"We truly cannot begin to describe the happiness and joy we are feeling at this moment," they told People at the time. "It's something that you hear from all new parents right after birth, but something magical happens. We are feeling so blessed and grateful to have a beautiful and most importantly, healthy baby girl."

In August 2025, the TV personality defended her decision to let Hartford drink soda to help her overcome jet lag following their flight to England.

"Letting the kids have their first soda experience because I need to keep them up to prevent the jet lag and get them on schedule. Come for me. I DONT CARE," she wrote.

Beau and Stassi's second child, son Messer, was born on September 7, 2023.

"I can't even begin to explain how happy I am to have a boy, like, to be able to just say, 'I've experienced having both.' I just think is such a magical thing," she told Us Weekly. "I'm really lucky and I'm really blessed to be in this situation."

Stassi continued, "I just hear that boys love their moms, that they're just so ride-or-die for their moms, and I'm like kind of a needy person when it comes to the people that I'm closest to."

She added Hartford was relatively independent and did not constantly seek her attention, so she hoped her son would be more emotionally attached to her.

Reflecting on her journey as a mom-of-two, the model said the experience had been "so different" and "really intense."

"I think no one properly warned me that going from one to two is harder than going from zero to one. Because now it's like me and my husband are just like ... one of them's on the other," she shared in a June 2024 interview.