Vanderpump Rules star Stassi Schroeder shared a make-up free selfie with her fans on Monday amid a psoriasis flare up.
The 30-year-old has been candid about her struggle with the skin condition which she developed back in 2012.
Taking to Instagram, the reality star star joked that her red blotches had worsened after watching Sunday night's intense Game Of Thrones episode.
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Truth: Vanderpump Rules star Stassi Schroeder spoke candidly about her battle with psoriasis on Monday, sharing a makeup free selfie for her followers
'Here's a little no makeup Monday realness. Pretty sure last night's GOT episode worsened my psoriasis,' she captioned.
Stassi styled her blonde tresses out and opted for a casual shirt for the shoot that took place at home.
And it isn't the first time the reality star has opened up about the condition that worsens during stressful periods.
Covered up: 'I developed psoriasis six years ago. It's annoying. There's really no way to control it and it comes and goes whenever it pleases,' she told Today Style in 2018 (pictured 2019)
Intense! Stassi blamed Sunday night's intense Game Of Thrones episode for her Monday morning flare up
Speaking to Today Style last year, Stassi spoke about her experiences with psoriasis and gave advice to others dealing with it.
'I developed psoriasis six years ago. It's annoying. There's really no way to control it and it comes and goes whenever it pleases,' she began.
'It's like a douche-y boyfriend. You know what I mean? Right now, if you wiped away all of my makeup, you would see red patches all over my face.'
Stassi continued that she would advise others to try as much as possible not let their anxiety get the better of the as 'there's nothing you can do'.
'If you stress about it, it's only going to make it worse because it's brought on by stress a lot of the time. And what's the point? You're just going to be miserable.'
Learning to deal with it: 'If you stress about it, it's only going to make it worse because it's brought on by stress a lot of the time. And what's the point? You're just going to be miserable'
Advising others: 'You just have to embrace the fact that this is one of your imperfections and that things could be so much worse. I struggle with how I feel about my skin and my face because it's obviously frustrating'
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