The former reality star, 32, is discussing projects with Evolution Media — the production company behind “Vanderpump Rules” — TMZ reported on Thursday. Schroeder was fired from the hit Bravo show in June after it was revealed that she and her co-star Kristen Doute called the cops on their former castmate Faith Stowers, the only black star of the show, for a crime that she did not commit.

A source told Page Six on Thursday that nothing is imminent in regards to a television show, which is in line with TMZ’s report that she is still locked into her contract with Bravo for the next six months.

Our source added that while brands have expressed interest in working with her, she has not made any deals just yet. Companies such as shaving brand Billie and vitamin startup Ritual dropped Schroeder immediately after her past comments and actions resurfaced.

“She’s at a crossroads in her life and trying to figure out what the next few chapters of her life are going to look like,” the source said.

For now, it looks like Schroeder has her hands full as she and her fiancé Beau Clark are planning for their daughter’s arrival in January.

Schroeder’s rep declined to comment.