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Ariana Madix Reflects on Her Career as a Disney Princess
Vanderpump Rules' Ariana Madix gushed that being a princess was the "best job ever."
Ariana Madix may be feeling like royalty now that she's wearing glittery gowns during her new dancing gig, but the former SUR bartender really does have a Disney princess past.
The Vanderpump Rules cast member dressed as fellow blonde Queen Elsa from Frozen for her latest dance number, but she used to wear the crowns of different princesses when she worked at Disneyland. Learn all about the job Ariana had long before she worked at SUR, and find out which princesses she used to be "friends" with by scrolling below!
Ariana Madix's Disney Princess Job
Ahead of her icy Frozen dance number, Ariana chatted with Entertainment Weekly. about when she used to dress as The Little Mermaid's Ariel, Sleeping Beauty's Aurora, and the titular character in Cinderella during her time working at Disneyland.
"I used to hang out with Disney princesses, as we say in the biz," Ariana said. "My closest friend was Sleeping Beauty. I hung out with her the most. Then Cinderella and Ariel."
Ariana joked that her toned arms come from one of the princesses.
"These are Ariel arms," she added. "Quickstep arms."
Ariana Madix'd Disney Princess Role Was "the Best Job"
Back in 2015, Ariana reflected on her Disney days with fondness during the Vanderpump Rules After Show. As she explained, she's always been a big fan of the Disney parks and the princess movies.
"I am the 'never grow up, it is a trap' person," she said in the clip at the top of this post. "There's always that stigma or mindset that when you grow up, you have to stop having fun. But, I grew up going to Disney all the time, and I still love those kinds of movies and that kind of G-rated level of fun. And I think I will always like that."
She also noted that dressing up as the aforementioned princesses was a role that she loved.
"Yeah, it was the best job ever," she concluded. "It really was."
