Lala Kent admits she was upset after her daughter’s haircut

Lala Kent admits that she may have messed up.

The Vanderpump Rules star, and mother of two, entered a club that many mothers join at one point or another over the weekend, revealing that she cut her 3-year-old daughter’s hair.

On her Instagram Stories, Kent shared a picture of her daughter, Ocean, who gives the camera a big smile, while looking back at her new look.

Kent chose to trim her own daughter’s hair, and she admits, “Guys, I think I’ve messed up.” Ocean’s new line features bangs that are cut tightly, similar to a bowl cut.

Alongside the picture of Ocean, Kent also included a picture of one of Jim Carrey’s most beloved characters, Lloyd Christmas of Dumb and dumber, highlighting the similarities.

As well as Ocean, Kent shares it with her ex-fiancée Randall Emmettshe welcomed her second child, Sosa, into the world in September 2024 through a sperm donor.

In December, Kent sat down with Parade to discuss what his goals are now Vanderpump Rules officially over.

“I feel incredibly grateful for that chapter in my life,” Kent said of her time on the reality show. “Vanderpump Rules motivated me to do what I love to do.”

“It’s brought so much opportunity, and I don’t think it’s a secret that after that last episode it felt very final.”

Although she admitted that “everything” she wants has now “moved” with an end Vanderpump Rules, Kent said one thing remains the same: “I want an empire, and I won’t stop until I get it.”

Now, to continue building her empire, Kent said she remains focused on it Give them Lala brand. “Right now it’s about getting the brand where it needs to be, getting it true to who I am right now.”

Part of his new brand includes his show on Amazon Live, Mom Has Still Raised It.

Just before welcoming Sosa to the world, Kent say The Five that it is “exciting for people to see a side of me that I haven’t been able to show Vanderpump Rules.”

“I pretty much get to share the biggest part of my life – my experience as a mother,” she continued.

“I’ve learned that just being a mom suits me well,” Kent continued The Five. “Even when Ocean was with me and in a partnership, I was very territorial. I wanted to do it alone. I didn’t want someone else’s input. I felt like mother knows best.”

“This is a part of my life that is so special and so sacred,” said Kent, who wants more children, about being a mother, “and I feel that I have such a bond with other mothers, which I never thought would happen. “

“I’m like, ‘I bond over shoes and skin care,’ then suddenly it’s like, ‘Whoa, we bond over babies. I didn’t see this coming.”