Lisa Vanderpump Age 2026: How Old Is Lisa Vanderpump?

Last updated: November 3, 2026  ·  By Nathan Cole

Lisa Vanderpump is 66 years old in November 2026. She was born Lisa Jane Vanderpump on September 15, 1960, in Dulwich, London, and she turned 66 on September 15, 2026 — seven weeks before her 66th birthday had even faded from the headlines, Bravo was airing a three-part special about the Las Vegas hotel she opened at 65. That is the short version of a long career: child actress at 9, restaurant owner in her twenties, reality television star at 50, and hotelier at 65, with a combined family fortune estimated between $90 million and $120 million.

The reason people keep searching her age is simple. Vanderpump has been famous in three different decades, under three different job titles, and she looks near-identical in all of them. A viewer who met her on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills in 2010, then found Vanderpump Rules, then found the hotel special in October 2026, could be forgiven for wondering whether the calendar had moved at all. It has. She was 50 when Beverly Hills premiered, 52 when Vanderpump Rules launched, 63 when Vanderpump Villa arrived on Hulu, and 65 when she cut the ribbon on a 188-room hotel on the Las Vegas Strip.

Early Life: A Dulwich Childhood, Ballet at 3, Drama School at 9

Lisa Jane Vanderpump was born in Dulwich, a suburb in south London, on September 15, 1960, to John Vanderpump, an art director at an advertising agency, and his wife Jean. She grew up with a brother, Mark, who became a DJ and businessman. The family was comfortable rather than rich, and the detail that recurs in every profile is how early performance entered her life: ballet lessons at three, and enrolment at the Corona Academy drama school at nine, where she became a full-time drama student while still in primary school.

By 13 she was on a film set. Vanderpump appeared as an uncredited extra in A Touch of Class (1973), playing the daughter of Glenda Jackson’s character. It was a small credit, but it set a pattern that would repeat for the next fifty years: Vanderpump has essentially never had a period of her life in which she was not performing, serving, or selling something in public. The child actress became a teenage actress in British television, and the teenage actress became, in her early twenties, a nightclub owner’s wife and business partner.

London, Ken Todd, and a Marriage Six Weeks After Meeting

Vanderpump met Ken Todd in London in 1982. Todd owned a bar; the story, told by Vanderpump herself over the years, is that she once refused him entry to his own nightclub before they met properly. Six weeks after meeting, they married, in August 1982. She was 21. The marriage has now lasted 44 years, which makes it one of the longest in reality television — a genre not famous for them.

Together they built a London hospitality business that is easy to understate and hard to overstate. By the couple’s own count, relayed by their representatives, they owned and operated more than 20 bars, clubs and restaurants in London in the 1980s and 1990s, including The Shadow Lounge and Bar Soho. Caesars Entertainment, counting more strictly, described their Scottsdale venue in 2025 as the couple’s 39th hospitality concept across both countries. Either way, Vanderpump was a successful restaurateur for nearly three decades before a television camera ever followed her into a restaurant. That fact matters to the age question, because it explains why a woman who seemed to arrive on television fully formed in 2010 was already 50: she had already had a whole career.

Lisa Vanderpump’s Age at Every Career Milestone

Readers search for a celebrity’s age because they want to place her. This table does that work at a glance, with each age calculated from September 15, 1960.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills: Famous at 50

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills premiered on Bravo on October 14, 2010. Vanderpump, who had turned 50 a month earlier, was an original cast member. The show made her famous in America, but it did not make her: by then she and Todd had already moved to California and opened Villa Blanca in Beverly Hills, and she was a partner in SUR, the West Hollywood restaurant that would give her second show its setting.

She stayed for nine seasons and left after season 9 in 2019, aged 58, following a season defined by conflict with her castmates and by personal loss: her brother Mark had died in 2018, and her mother Jean died in June 2019, just before Vanderpump Rules season 8. Vanderpump has said since that the show stopped being enjoyable, and the timing supports her: she walked away from the franchise that made her famous at an age when most reality stars cling to it, because she already had a second franchise of her own.

Vanderpump Rules: The Show Built on Her Restaurant Staff

Vanderpump Rules premiered in January 2013, when Vanderpump was 52. The premise was hers in a way Beverly Hills never was: instead of filming Vanderpump’s own drama, Bravo filmed the waiters, bartenders and hostesses at SUR, with Vanderpump as their boss. The show ran for eleven seasons with its original cast — Stassi Schroeder, Kristen Doute, Tom Sandoval, Tom Schwartz, Katie Maloney, Scheana Shay, Ariana Madix, Lala Kent and Jax Taylor among them — and its eleventh season, dominated by the fallout from Sandoval’s affair with Raquel Leviss, became a genuine cultural event in 2023, when Vanderpump was 62.

Then Bravo did something almost unheard of: it fired the entire cast except the boss. On November 26, 2024, the network renewed the show for a twelfth season as a reboot, and season 12 premiered on December 2, 2025, with Vanderpump, then 65, as the only returning face, alongside ten new SUR staffers including Venus Binkley, Jason Cohen, Shayne Davis, Chris Hahn, Angelica Jensen, Marcus Johnson, Audrey Lingle, Natalie Maguire, Demy Selem and Kim Suarez. The season ran to March 10, 2026, and Screen Rant reported it as the show’s final season. Whether or not Bravo revisits SUR again, the reboot proved the point Vanderpump had been making since 2013: the show was never really about the staff. It was about the woman who owned the restaurant.

Dancing with the Stars at 52

In the same year Vanderpump Rules launched, Vanderpump competed on season 16 of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, in spring 2013, aged 52, partnered with Gleb Savchenko. She was the oldest contestant of that season by a clear margin, and she treated the show the way she treats most public exposure: as a professional engagement with a costume budget. The stint is a useful corrective to the idea that her television career started late. She was 52, she was dancing on live network television, and she was doing it as a sideline to running restaurants and fronting two Bravo shows.

The Restaurant Empire Behind the Television Career

Strip away the television credits and Vanderpump’s working life is still a large one. After the London years, she and Todd opened Villa Blanca in Beverly Hills in 2009; it closed in 2020 after 12 years, when its lease expired during the COVID-19 pandemic. PUMP, their West Hollywood lounge, opened in 2014 and closed in 2023 after its ten-year lease expired and the couple declined a large rent increase. TomTom, opened in 2018 with Vanderpump Rules stars Tom Sandoval and Tom Schwartz as partners, remains part of the West Hollywood operation alongside SUR.

The Las Vegas chapter began with Vanderpump Cocktail Garden at Caesars Palace in 2019, followed by Vanderpump à Paris at Paris Las Vegas, WOLF by Vanderpump at Harveys Lake Tahoe and in Scottsdale, and Pinky’s by Vanderpump at Flamingo Las Vegas. The through-line is a partnership with Caesars Entertainment that started with a cocktail garden and ended, seven years later, with a hotel. Vanderpump’s other businesses run alongside: Vanderpump Rosé and her wine line, Vanderpump Pets, design work through Vanderpump Alain with Nick Alain, and the Vanderpump Dogs animal-rescue foundation.

Vanderpump Villa: A Third Franchise at 63

Vanderpump Villa premiered on Hulu in April 2024, when Vanderpump was 63. The format moved her hospitality formula to luxury European estates, with a hand-picked staff living and working under one roof while serving high-end guests. It was her third franchise as its central figure, after Beverly Hills and Vanderpump Rules, and it arrived at an age when television usually stops offering presenters new formats. Hulu’s decision to build a show around a 63-year-old hotelier, rather than around her younger former staff, said something plain about where the audience’s loyalty sits: with Vanderpump herself.

The Vanderpump Hotel: A Hotelier at 65

On March 12, 2025, Caesars Entertainment announced that The Cromwell, its boutique hotel on the corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road, would be fully renovated and rebranded as The Vanderpump Hotel. Vanderpump was 64 at the announcement. Reservations opened in March 2026 for May arrivals, the Gigolo cocktail lounge opened on May 29, 2026, and the hotel held its grand opening on June 11, 2026, when Vanderpump was 65.

The property has 188 rooms, including 19 suites, designed by Vanderpump with Nick Alain through their firm Vanderpump Alain, with moss-green and dusty-lilac rooms, pink flowers at check-in, and a five-foot statue of her late Pomeranian Giggy over the casino cocktail bar. Martin Cid Magazine reported that the hotel earned AAA’s Four Diamond rating within its first three months. Bravo filmed the chaotic final weeks of the renovation for Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas, a three-part special that aired its first two episodes on October 20, 2026, and its finale on October 21, 2026, with appearances from Lala Kent and Tom Schwartz. Vanderpump turned 66 between the hotel opening and the special’s broadcast — which is why a reader who watched the special and then searched her age found a different number than a reader who searched in June.

The Money, Honestly: Why Estimates Range From Million to 0 Million

Vanderpump’s net worth is reported as a range in this article because the sources disagree, and the disagreement is easy to explain. Celebrity Net Worth’s latest page puts her at $120 million, while a string of other outlets, including Radio Guide, TheCityCeleb and WealthyPipo, report $90 million. Both figures are explicitly combined wealth with her husband and business partner Ken Todd, not money belonging to Vanderpump alone. The couple’s finances are private, no audited total exists, and the newer $120 million figure appears to reflect the hotel expansion and the growth of the Caesars portfolio. Until either outlet shows its working, $90 million to $120 million is the honest statement.

What is documented is the property base behind the estimate. Villa Rosa, the Beverly Hills home the couple bought in 2011 for about $12 million — five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, roughly 8,800 square feet on nearly two acres — carries current estimates near $20 million, though no official 2026 appraisal has been published, so that figure stays an estimate. Mansion Digest reports a second home, a Las Vegas golf-course property bought in 2024 for a reported $5 million. An older reported figure, $500,000 per season for Beverly Hills, still circulates in net-worth roundups; it dates from her time on that show and should not be read as current pay, since she left the show in 2019.

Personal Life: A 44-Year Marriage, Two Children, Two Bereavements

Vanderpump and Ken Todd have been married since August 1982 — 44 years in 2026. Their daughter Pandora was born in 1986, when Vanderpump was 25, and their adopted son Max was born on December 7, 1991, when she was 31. The couple are grandparents, and Villa Rosa in Beverly Hills has been their main base since 2011, with Las Vegas as their second city since the Caesars partnership deepened.

The late 2010s brought two bereavements in quick succession. Her brother Mark died in 2018, and her mother Jean died in June 2019. Both losses were public, both were discussed on Vanderpump Rules, and both coincided with her exit from Beverly Hills. Vanderpump’s public response was characteristic: she kept working, expanded the restaurant portfolio, and channelled part of her public energy into Vanderpump Dogs, the rescue foundation that campaigns against the dog-meat trade and runs a rescue centre. It is the part of her biography that least resembles a reality television career, and the part she talks about with the least irony.

Why People Keep Getting Her Age Wrong

Three things conspire against a correct answer. First, the September birthday: for eight and a half months of every year, last year’s age is the wrong one, and for the first weeks after September 15, last year’s articles are still ranking. Second, the daughter test misleads people in the other direction: Pandora was born in 1986, so anyone who assumes Vanderpump had her daughter young lands on a birth year in the late 1960s, which is wrong — Vanderpump was 25, not a teenager, and 25 in 1986 means 1960, not 1968. Third, Vanderpump’s own presentation invites it: the blonde hair, the glamour, the refusal to dress or behave like anyone’s idea of a 66-year-old. None of that changes the record. September 15, 1960 is the birthdate on every reliable profile, and 66 is the age in November 2026.

What Comes Next at 66

Vanderpump enters her 67th year with a hotel in its first full year of trading, a Hulu franchise in Vanderpump Villa, and a Bravo flagship whose twelfth season has been reported as its last. The open question is not whether she slows down — nothing in her record suggests she will — but which of the three businesses gets her attention next: the hotel, where the Four Diamond rating gives her a hospitality credential no other reality star holds; the restaurants, where SUR and TomTom still anchor West Hollywood; or television, where she remains the rare presenter who can launch a new format in her sixties. She turns 67 on September 15, 2027. On past form, she will mark it at work.

Sources & Reporting

This profile was reported from live sources checked on November 3, 2026. The birthdate and age come from Wikipedia’s Lisa Vanderpump profile (born September 15, 1960, Dulwich, London), TV Insider’s profile page (birth date September 15, 1960, age 66), and the September 15, 2026 profiles from Bored Panda and TVOverMind (66 years old). Career dates come from Screen Rant’s Real Housewives and Vanderpump Rules coverage, Bravo’s season 12 announcements (renewal November 26, 2024; premiere December 2, 2025; finale March 10, 2026), and Hulu’s Vanderpump Villa launch coverage (April 2024). The hotel dates come from Caesars Entertainment’s March 12, 2025 announcement, OnTheStrip’s June 2026 opening report (grand opening June 11, 2026, 188 rooms, 3595 Las Vegas Blvd South), Travel Market Report, and Casino.org’s September 30, 2026 report on the Bravo special (October 20–21, 2026). Net worth figures come from Celebrity Net Worth ($120 million combined, latest) and Radio Guide, TheCityCeleb and WealthyPipo ($90 million combined); property figures come from Mansion Digest (Villa Rosa purchase about $12 million in 2011; Las Vegas home a reported $5 million in 2024). Where sources disagreed — on the net worth total and on Ken Todd’s exact age at marriage — this article publishes the range or omits the disputed detail rather than picking a winner. Corrections are welcomed via the site’s contact page.

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