Following the announcement that Lala Kent is in early talks to join “The Valley,” Lisa Vanderpump made a suggestion about a potential overhaul of “Vanderpump Rules.”

The mother of “Pump Rules” made an appearance on Wednesday’s episode of “Call Her Daddy,” in which host Alex Cooper suggested a “whole new cast” of SUR employees in an attempt to give the popular Bravo series a “fresh start.”

“I would die to watch kids back at SUR—that’s Vanderpump’s restaurant in West Hollywood, California—trying to make it in acting or modeling and get back at it,” Copper stated.

Lisa Vanderpump teased a reboot for “Vanderpump Rules” after news broke that Lala Kent is “in talks” to film for “The Valley.”Call Her Daddy/Youtube

Vanderpump played coy when asked about bringing in a “whole new cast” to “Vanderpump Rules.”Nicole Weingart/Bravo

“Somebody might’ve gotten there before you,” Vanderpump teased on Wednesday’s episode of “Call Her Daddy.”Todd Williamson/Bravo via Getty Images

After a brief pause, 63-year-old Vanderpump stated that she has “several” of those kinds of children. She then slyly said, “You know what? That might be an idea that goes from your tongue to God’s ears.

It’s not necessarily your pitch, but I’m not sure. She teasingly said, “Someone might have arrived there before you.

Cooper questioned Vanderpump earlier in the episode about whether she thought the program could go on given that the dramatic reunion had left the “friend group is a disaster.”

“Do I think it will be back? Yes. Do I think it needs to breathe? Yes. Am I totally busy at opening another restaurant? Yes. So I think let’s just give it a minute, let everybody live their life,” she said.

Season 11 of “Vanderpump Rules” aired the final episode on Tuesday, and fans have since been wondering if the show will get renewed.

Earlier in the podcast, Vanderpump admitted that the cast needs to “breathe” for a little.Gizelle Hernandez/Bravo

The future of the hit Bravo show has been up in the air since the cast finished filming the Season 11 reunion.Nicole Weingart/Bravo

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Notably, Ariana Madix caused a divide within the group after she refused to have a heart-to-heart on-camera conversation with ex Tom Sandoval about his affair with Raquel Leviss.

Lala Kent has not spoken to Madix or Katie Maloney after expressing her frustrations over Madix’s unwillingness to film with Sandoval.

Scheana Shay also admitted to Page Six that she’s struggling with Madix and it the reunion “didn’t necessarily help bring us closer together.”

The network has yet to make an announcement about casting or renewal of the hit Bravo show, but Page Six previously broke the news that Kent, 33, was thinking about joining the show’s spinoff show “The Valley.”

During the season finale, Lala Kent got upset with Ariana Madix for refusing to have an on-camera conversation with her ex, Tom Sandoval.Getty Images

Page Six broke the news that Kent was “in talks” to join the show’s spinoff series, “The Valley.”lalakent/Instagram

“She is very connected with that cast. Those girls are her very good friends and mom crew,” a source told us earlier this month.lalakent/Instagram

“Lala is in early talks to join ‘The Valley.’ She is very connected with that cast. Those girls are her very good friends and mom crew,” a source told us earlier this month.

The insider clarified that Kent would film both shows if the opportunity arose, since “Vanderpump Rules” is “her home.”

The new show has gained popularity since its premiere in March and stars former “VPR” stars Jax Taylor, Brittany Cartwright and Kristen Doute, as well as Luke Broderick, Nia Sanchez, Daniel Booko, Janet and Jason Caperna, Michelle and Jesse Lally, Zack Wickham and Jasmine Goode.

Season 1 of “The Valley” includes “VPR” alums Jax Taylor, Brittany Cartwright and Kristen Doute.Felix Kunze/Gizelle Hernandez/Bravo via Getty Images

The Bravo show was reportedly set to split off in 2020, but that changed after cast members were fired and the pandemic hit.Casey Durkin/Bravo

Former “VPR” star Stassi Schroeder revealed in 2022 that the spinoff –– then dubbed “Valley Rules” –– was initially supposed to star the entire older cast and start in 2020. However, her own firing and the COVID-19 pandemic caused production to pause on both shows.

“They were going to slowly transition us and keep ‘Vanderpump Rules’ with a whole new cast of people who work at the restaurant, and so the rest of us would transition into this,” Schroeder said on “The Morning Toast” podcast in April 2022.

“The way that ‘Vanderpump Rules’ started, where it was like ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ and it transitioned into ‘Vanderpump,’ that’s what we were going to do with my wedding,” she said, referring to her 2020 wedding to husband Beau Clark.