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Stassi Schroeder says filming her new series, "House of Stassi," feels nothing like her "Vanderpump Rules" days ... and the biggest difference is the people.

Check it out ... we caught up with Stassi in NYC earlier this week, and she didn't hesitate to draw a line between her past and present crews … telling us this time around, the cast isn't just a group she works with -- it's her real-life circle.

"A lot more pressure, yes. But it was so much more fun because I'm filming a show around my family and my chosen family," Stassi told us.

"Owning Manhattan" star Jade Shenker was fighting over her father's finances months before his death ... TMZ has learned.

According to court docs obtained by TMZ, Jade took issue with the guardian, Bonnie Stevens, refusing to provide her with certain financial documents related to her dad's building in New York.

The guardian claimed Jade was not entitled to all the information she was seeking, but the reality star insisted she had a right to get the info and to participate in her dad's guardianship case.

IShowSpeed and Chloe Bailey got wet and wild this week in a head-to-head race on an aquatic obstacle course in St. Lucia.

The popular streamer was on tour in the Caribbean when Chloe crashed for a bout of friendly competition ... although it wasn't much of a contest.

IShowSpeed certainly lived up to his name ... breezing through the obstacles. Chloe, however, wiped out pretty early ... and it was all downhill from there.

While the singer was slipping and sliding, IShowSpeed debated leaving her in the dust ... but opted for chivalry, instead, and guided her to the finish line.

"The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" Orange County spinoff already has cameras rolling ... as the brand new bunch has been recently spotted, with a full crew in tow.

Production crews have been spotted all over upscale pockets of Orange County over the past week, with multiple videos being posted online showing the new cast as they've quietly begun filming the anticipated new Hulu series.

The spottings come as a shock, being that Hulu just recently announced the spinoff and the cast just last week during their "Get Real" event in L.A. ... introducing Aspyn Ovard, Avery Woods, Bobbi Althoff, Salomé Andrea, McCall DaPron, Ashleigh Pease, Madison Bontempo, and Chandler Higginson to the Mormon mix.

IShowSpeed's 53-million-strong fanbase? Yeah, you can feel it -- especially in Barbados!

The streamer was living it up on his Caribbean tour, getting mobbed everywhere he went -- and the pics say it all. Loud crowds, nonstop energy, and Speed soakin' up every second.

Fans rolled out the full welcome -- cooking for him, singing to him, and even taking him to Rihanna's childhood home.

Clavicular’s post-overdose saga has taken another turn … TMZ has learned the streamer’s own father flew across the country to stage an intervention ... and got completely iced out.

Sources familiar with the situation tell us Clavicular -- real name Braden Peters -- had his dad, Ken, rush in from New Jersey after this week’s scary hospitalization for a suspected overdose in Miami. The plan was for a serious, face-to-face talk to push the "Looksmaxxer" toward getting help.

But that didn’t happen.

Clavicular is vowing off "substances" after his on-camera overdose ... but says that means he won't be able to livestream his life anymore.

The controversial "looksmaxxing" influencer made the announncement while streaming Wednesday, just hours after he said he was released from the hospital after an apparent overdose in Miami Tuesday night.

Clav, whose real name is Braden Peters, told fans he isn't "going to be doing any more substances for a little while, hopefully forever." However, Clav says that means he won't be able to stream IRL -- because he's "brutal" without being on his substances of choice.

Clavicular isn't hitting pause after a frightening medical scare ... 'cause TMZ has learned he still plans to make a scheduled appearance at a Miami club.

Sources close to the situation tell us people in Clav's inner circle, including family and team members, have urged him to take it easy after Tuesday night's incident. But we're told he's determined to show up at Miami Beach’s first streaming nightclub, Bacara Club, on Wednesday night regardless.

We're told Clav's family is "very concerned," noting he's just 20 and fame has come at him fast. As one source put it, "he's a sweet kid at heart," and those close to him want him focused on his health ... not a club appearance the night after an overdose.

As we first reported ... Clav was rushed to the hospital Tuesday night after a suspected overdose during a live stream. Friends grew alarmed when his speech slowed and he became increasingly unresponsive, cutting the stream and getting him medical help immediately.

Sneako was minding his business, streaming and walking down a New York City sidewalk when all of a sudden he got sneak attacked ... a man sucker punched him in the face and took him to the ground ... and it's all on video.

The famous streamer was looking down at his phone when he walked by a man who appeared to be waiting for him ... the aggressor unleashed a right hook that hit Sneako in the face, and then he took Sneako to the pavement.

Following the sucker punch, the camera goes to the ground too ... and it sounds like a struggle ensued ... plus, there are lots of expletives.

Kai Cenat was revved up to meet some of his adoring fans in L.A. yesterday ... and we got video of him zipping around with them on their motorbikes.

Watch the clip ... the 24-year-old streamer absolutely made these kids' day. After they waited patiently for him outside of Beverly Glen Deli, Kai rewarded them with not just handshakes and pictures ... they had the ultimate hang in the parking lot, as they shared laughs and raced around bikes.

For a second, the fun time almost turned sour when Kai accidentally started up an electric bike that appeared to brush one of the fans ... but they laughed it off!

Madeline Ross -- the sister of popular streamer Adin Ross -- has died.

The Broward County Medical Examiner confirmed to TMZ ... Madeline died January 15 in Broward County, Florida.

The cause and manner of her death are pending.

Before this cutie with blunt bangs turned into a big-time gamer, she was just growing up in Washington state ... and working at GameStop!

She rose to fame playing games like "Fortnite", "Among Us", and "Valorant". In 2020, she won YouTube’s “Gaming Creator of the Year.” She's become so popular, you may be able to hear her voice on Netflix.

Can you guess who she is?

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