Lala’s going wild.
Lala Kent stepped out in a mind boggling head-to-toe sheer animal print outfit to make sure she was bringing the drama to film the Emmy-nominated “Vanderpump Rules.”
Amid the ongoing behind-the-scenes “Scandoval” cheating drama of the Bravo reality show, Lala, 32, is making sure she still stands out.
Kent donned a sheer black leopard print bodysuit with an exposed black thong underneath to film Season 11 at SUR on Wednesday night.
The reality star took the animal print aesthetic one step farther by wearing a pink corset bustier with what looked like a graphic purple cow print on top of the eye-popping outfit.
The “Give Them Lala” podcast host wore her hair in a prom-worthy updo and kept her makeup minimal, to better let the leopard print shine.
While Kent was joined by co-stars Ariana Madix, Katie Maloney, Tom Schwartz and the reviled Tom Sandoval, former “VPR” star Kristen Doute — who has returned for an appearance on the show in the wake of Sandoval’s cheating scandal with Raquel Leviss and will be on a spin-off show with Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright — was also at the Vanderpump-owned restaurant in her own head-turning look: the same green revenge dress she wore ten years ago after her own breakup with the bar owner.
The wild ensemble comes after Kent was roasted on social media Sunday for including a thirst trap photo posing in a black thong bodysuit alongside a picture of her and Scheana Shay’s 2-year-old kids.
“Mom’s turn,” Kent captioned the slideshow – and was swiftly called “weird” and “gross” for including the scantily-clad pic in the same Instagram carousel.
Kent shares daughter Ocean with her former fiancé, Randall Emmett.
The movie producer proposed to Kent in 2018, and the then-couple welcomed their daughter in March 2021.
Kent and Emmett split in October of the same year because of rumors that Emmett was cheating.
The former couple is currently involved in a heated custody battle over Ocean and Lala has detailed her feelings towards her ex both on the Bravo show and in her own documentary.
