Lisa Vanderpump was left scratching her head this week when a truck full of custom décor that was expected to be delivered to the location of her latest Las Vegas restaurant, Vanderpump à Paris, mysteriously disappeared en route.
The Vanderpump Rules matriarch and her design partner, Nick Alain, exclusively revealed to DailyMail.com that they were left absolutely 'mystified' when the delivery truck driver 'ghosted' them for five days.
After nearly a week cooling their heels and waiting for the bespoke items to arrive in Sin City, the pair was informed that the truck 'broke down' in Houston, Texas, quite conveniently in front of the apartment of the driver.
Missing in action: Lisa Vanderpump was left scratching her head this week when a truck full of custom Vanderpump Alain décor that was expected to be delivered to the location of her latest Las Vegas restaurant, Vanderpump à Paris, mysteriously disappeared en route
In all of Lisa Vanderpump's restaurant venues, every inch of the interiors are carefully crafted by the restauranteur.
For her new Vanderpump à Paris space at the Paris Las Vegas, she and design partner Nick Alain have been working for months on the vision for the space.
Custom designed wares from their Vanderpump Alain line had been carefully packed and loaded into a delivery truck from their factory in Miami, Florida on January 13, with an expected delivery date on the 17th in Vegas.
'Bespoke, curated wonderful stuff,' Lisa said of the items on board. 'All the stuff going in the new restaurant.' The 17th came and went with no word from the driver who appeared to have fallen completely off the map.
What happened? Custom designed wares from their Vanderpump Alain line had been carefully packed and loaded into a delivery truck from their factory in Miami, Florida on January 13, with an expected delivery date on the 17th in Vegas
'I’m standing in Vegas for five days - for five days - waiting for this truck,' Lisa recalled, flabbergast. 'We’re pulling our hair out! We don’t know where it is, he’s not answering his phone. For five days it’s gone rogue.' 'The guy ghosted ... he just ghosted,' Alain added
'I’m standing in Vegas for five days - for five days - waiting for this truck,' Lisa recalled, flabbergast. 'We’re pulling our hair out! We don’t know where it is, he’s not answering his phone. For five days it’s gone rogue.'
'The guy ghosted ... he just ghosted,' Alain added.
Lisa and Nick said they were 'mystified' over the missing truck, particularly since they had already worked with this particular carrier on four earlier shipments for the Las Vegas property.
'It’s irreplaceable it’s stuff we’ve put our heart and soul into for
