 
                            
Page Six reports that a Las Vegas liquor store intercepted a 2018 batch of Lisa Vanderpump’s famous Vanderpump Rosé filled with earwigs—weird bugs that don’t actually go in human ears, apparently. Sources tell the outlet: “I recommend everyone thoroughly inspect any bottle of Vanderpump Rosé before purchasing and consuming them.”
Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww!
The outlet claims it has photographic evidence of the thoroughly bugged-out bottles of Vanderpump Rose. Click on over to the site if you have the stomach to look at the creepy-crawlies (I can’t, personally, because of childhood earwig trauma). Page Six’s sources also speculated that the little fuckers didn’t travel over from France, where the wine is procured, and instead moved in during their stint in the wine’s packing facility. Vanderpump Rosé’s producer, meanwhile, said in a statement that this is the “first we are learning of it.” They added:
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