Since her days on\u00a0Vanderpump Rules<\/em>, Lala Kent has transformed the narrative of her life\u2014evolving from reality star to a powerhouse businesswoman, devoted mother and advocate for wellness and self-care. Currently high on the to-do list: Her weekly podcast, Untraditionally Lala<\/em>, where she shares her signature unfiltered perspective on life, relationships and personal growth. Through candid conversations\u2014including some very<\/em> real talk on her own aesthetic surgeries\u2014Kent continues to be a refreshingly open book.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019ve always been an open book, so there\u2019s no topic that makes me feel uncomfortable or that I feel like I can\u2019t touch. I\u2019m a crier by nature, so anytime we have listeners write in, or there\u2019s a topic that kind of sends me on a tangent, I always get emotional. The podcast is the one space where I feel like I can truly be myself, and I have my pod\u2014you know, these people who tune in are fans of mine\u2014and they uplift me in such an incredible way that I truly feel safe sharing anything and everything.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cThere was an episode of\u00a0An Unlikely Affair<\/em>, my podcast with Ambyr Childers, where I opened up about a moment that I had never shared with anybody. When I was pregnant, I masturbated to her. Later on, I was like: \u2018What possessed you to say that and tell that story? Why did you not go to the grave with that?\u2019 I can\u2019t believe I\u2019m even sharing it again now.\u00a0That moment was like, if anyone I date hears this and then their mom looks me up, I\u2019ve officially made myself undatable.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cThe stakes are extremely high in my life now, and they\u2019re only going to continue to get higher. So, I\u2019ve really been trying to pick my battles wisely and assess the situation to see what\u2019s worth my time. When it\u2019s something that I feel becomes a liability and a threat to my family or what I\u2019ve built\u2014I know that I must address it head-on. I\u2019m all about sharing the truth. I take people\u2019s feelings into account as much as I can and try to take accountability for my part. But if I look at a situation and no one\u2019s going to gain anything from it, and it\u2019s not a threat to my life, I\u2019m letting it go.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cFirst of all, I think anything cosmetic is something we should be sharing. As someone who scrolls Instagram, there are many times I look at women\u2014even at my age\u2014and think, oh my gosh, I wish I looked like that. I wish my nose looked like that. I\u2019m raising two little girls, and I want them, as they get older, to understand that people tweak themselves in different ways, whether through editing tools on social media or cosmetic procedures. If you want bigger lips, you can get injections. A lot of us do. Transparency is important so we don\u2019t have girls out here thinking some women are just genetically blessed beyond measure. Let\u2019s be real and authentic about it.<\/p>\n This breast augmentation I\u2019m having is also reconstructive surgery. My second daughter, Sosa, did a number on my boobs, especially the right one. I had mastitis while breastfeeding, which happens when a milk duct gets clogged and causes an infection. I handled it immediately, but scar tissue has since built up around the implant. Terry and Heather Dubrow came on my podcast a few months back and explained that this is called capsular contracture, when scar tissue builds up and starts rejecting the implant. That\u2019s what\u2019s happening on one side, and it could very well be related to the mastitis. Some of that tissue will be sent to a pathologist to determine the exact cause.<\/p>\n The left side has had issues of its own. I have two boobs that belong to the same person, but they look like they should be on different bodies. I\u2019m excited, though, and I\u2019ve decided that while they\u2019re in there, we might as well go up a few CCs. I don\u2019t want huge boobs; I just want to feel womanly. I originally had them done when I was 20, then again in 2022 after Ocean. My second baby changed everything.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m so torn on that, because I do think it\u2019s a personal choice. I don\u2019t think anyone should share anything they don\u2019t want to. Just because I\u2019m a very open book doesn\u2019t mean you need to be. I guess my hope\u2014especially in raising two daughters\u2014is that people talk about the things they\u2019ve had done so my girls, and the impressionable little beings in this world, know that not everything is just natural.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cI think what I share on my podcast allows people to embrace who they are, embrace their evolution, and embrace the things they want to change. I\u2019m of the mindset that if you feel good with giant boobs and giant lips, then that\u2019s what you should do\u2014because we can tell you all day long that you\u2019re beautiful, but you must feel that for yourself. So, I don\u2019t really care if someone tells me, like, \u2018You need to stop injecting your face.\u2019 If I feel cute this way, then thank you\u2014but no. I just think having the podcast allows people to say: \u2018This is what makes me feel good,\u2019 not what makes other people feel good.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cOh gosh. I want a BBL so badly I can\u2019t even stand it. I know it\u2019s one of the most dangerous surgeries, so the chances of me actually doing it are slim to none. So, anyone out there who has one, just know I\u2019m very jealous!\u201d<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\nWhat topics feel easiest for you to talk about on the podcast, and which ones still feel vulnerable?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Do you ever share things on the podcast that you later think: \u201cOh wow, that was a lot?\u201d\u00a0<\/strong><\/h2>\n
How do you decide when to address rumors or speculation on the podcast versus letting them fade out?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
You\u2019ve been open about cosmetic procedures\u2014what made you decide to be transparent instead of private?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Do you think public figures have a responsibility to be honest about cosmetic work, or is that a personal choice?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Has talking openly about plastic surgery on the podcast changed how listeners engage with you?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
You recently\u00a0spoke about wanting to get implants and possibly a BBL\u2014can you share where are you now in that journey<\/strong>?<\/h2>\n