Lala Kent blasted for posting photo of her butt alongside pic of her, Scheana Shay’s toddlers
“Vanderpump Rules” star Lala Kent is being roasted online for posting a thirst trap photo alongside a snap of her and Scheana Shay’s kids.
The controversial post, which was shared to Instagram Sunday, showed Kent and Shay’s respective daughters, Ocean and Summer, both 2, adorably poking their heads through bars.
The “Give Them Lala” podcast host, 32, was seen in the next photo, posing seductively outside with her butt exposed in a black thong bodysuit.
“Mom’s turn,” she captioned the slideshow.
Kent’s post was met with a harsh reaction from some fans, who slammed the photo combo as being “weird” and “gross.”
“Wtf is this,” one follower wondered, while another commented, “This post is just weird on EVERY LEVEL!”
“Mom’s turn? It’s just weird,” wrote another critic.
“YOU of all people should know better than this. Posting a picture of children and then a more sexual image next to it is gross and suggestive. I’m hopeful that you edit this post @lalakent due to the many creeps on social media.”
But not everyone disliked the pics.
“Omg HAHAHAHAHAHAH. Also you look amazing,” wrote her former “Vanderpump Rules” co-star Stassi Schroeder.
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Others came to Kent’s defense.
“So many of you are such Karens,” chimed in one person. “Let the woman live!! She’s an amazing mom and has a stellar body so why not show it? Some of you are stuck in the 1800s. If she wants to post a picture with nothing on who cares!!!”
Another added, “Y’all need to stop trolling. She’s a great mom.”
Meanwhile, the reality TV star is currently embroiled in a custody battle with her ex-fiancé Randall Emmett over Ocean.
The Bravolebrity began dating Emmett, a movie producer, in 2015. He proposed to Kent in 2018, and the pair welcomed Ocean in March 2021.
After their wedding plans had been put on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic, they called it quits in October 2021 amid rumors that Emmett was cheating.
The following year an exposé in the Los Angeles Times alleged that the producer, 52, offered women movie roles in exchange for sex. That claim was repeated in the Hulu documentary “The Randall Scandal: Love, Loathing, & Vanderpump,” which was released in May.
Emmett has denied the allegations and called the documentary a “vindictive hit piece” in a statement to Page Six.
