Lisa Vanderpump is celebrating the success of her “Vanderpump Rules” reboot on Bravo, claiming it has become a sensation. The reality TV star has an interesting benchmark for determining when a season truly captivates audiences.

Despite the series reaching the top spot on Peacock, there are rumors suggesting that Bravo might consider canceling it.

At the Vanderpump Dog Foundation Gala in Beverly Hills, Vanderpump confidently addressed skeptics, telling Page Six, “Forget the naysayers! I’m thrilled about the new cast. My hope is that by this time next year, they’ll be driving me crazy, because that’s the true sign of a show’s success!”

The glamorous event, hosted by Mario Lopez, was attended by notable guests such as Lance Bass, Planet Hollywood founder Robert Earl, and former “SNL” comedian Jon Lovitz, who also happens to live near Vanderpump.

In a significant move last year, Bravo announced a complete overhaul of the cast for the Emmy-nominated reality series “Vanderpump Rules,” opting instead for a fresh group of tightly-knit staff from SUR, Vanderpump’s popular West Hollywood restaurant.

But the US Sun reported last week that the rebooted show was already in danger. An insider allegedly told the outlet: “Bravo execs are struggling with the reboot. First of all, they don’t find the show to be as good, that’s the biggest issue.”

The source also allegedly said, “The cast is not landing with the audience like the network thought before they filmed, and this big revival turned out to be a letdown.”

Either way, the unflappable Vanderpump — who attended the event decked out in a dramatic gown and jewels with her husband Ken Todd, daughter Pandora and son-in-law Jason Sabo — didn’t seem the least bit concerned about the ratings, praising the new cast to us inside the event.

Past and present stars of the show were in attendance, including “Vanderpump” OGs like James Kennedy, Stassi Schroeder and Beau Clark.

Adorable rescues were of course also on hand at the black-tie affair, where C.J. Emmons and Emma Hunton performed.