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Lala Kent Shares "Very Happy" Health News After Chemotherapy Treatment for Eye Abnormality

   

Eye specialists were "thrilled" by how well Vanderpump Rules alum Lala Kent responded to chemo and steroids. 

Lala Kent Shares "Very Happy" Health News After Chemotherapy Treatment for Eye Abnormality

Vanderpump Rules' Lala Kent is rejoicing over recent news that her health has taken a turn for the best. 

On August 5, Lala shared a video via her Instagram Stories, giving her followers an update in light of her pre-cancer eye abnormality diagnosis. The friend of The Valley had “very happy news” after her third and final round of topical chemotherapy put her on the right track in her health journey. 

“I finished those maybe a couple of weeks ago, and I went to the eye doc yesterday, and of course, you know, I’m living in the ‘what-if,’ love talking about the ‘what-if’,” Lala began. “The Virgo in me is like, ‘Let’s try crossing this bridge before we even get to it.’”

But when the mother of two visited specialists, they were “thrilled” by how well Lala responded to the treatment. 

“They cleared me,” she joyously said. “I felt an overwhelming amount of gratitude, and just happiness, and peace."

She captioned the video with praise and praying-hand emojis, stating, “Praise the Lord, hallelujah.”

 

What's next in Lala Kent's treatment process for her pre-cancerous eye abnormality 

In Lala's aforementioned video, she shared what her doctors want her next steps to be. "Now they just want to see me every four months, and then it will move to every six months, and then it will move to a yearly appointment," Lala explained. "God willing that it just stays good.”

Lala Kent posing in front of a step and repeat.

Lala Kent attends the Evenflo Launch event in LA at Babylist Beverly Hills Showroom & Shop on November 12, 2024 in Beverly Hills, California. Photo: Gonzalo Marroquin/Getty Images

Details on Lala Kent’s health journey after receiving a pre-cancerous diagnosis

The Give Them Lala beauty brand founder confirmed in May that she first sought help from an optometrist who’d misdiagnosed her with an inflamed pinguecula — a benign growth on the tissue outside the white of an eye.

But when recommended eye drops didn’t appear to help, she went for a second opinion from an ophthalmologist, who confirmed that the issue with her eye seemed to be pre-cancerous.

“And she said, 'I want to start you on chemotherapy drops,’” Lala shared on her Give Them Lala podcast. “Now I know that sounds terrifying. I cried, obviously, because the moment you hear that word … She said, 'I want you to do the chemo drops for 3 months. We're going to do a week of them and then go off for 3 weeks, and we're going to do that for 3 months.’”

The new specialist, who came to Lala “highly recommended,” prescribed three rounds of special eye drops paired with a steroid over the course of several weeks, which — as seen in her recent update — seemed to have done the trick.  

Prior to the good news, though, Lala confessed her struggles with staying positive as she faced her serious medical dilemma. 

"It's wild. I'll have friends who come to me when they're going through a health situation, and I'm like, 'It's going to be fine. You'll be good. We're gonna figure it out. We'll cross bridges when we get to them,'" she admitted. "Then, you're placed in this situation, all you can do is just sit here and stress and think about every possible, horrendous situation, and all of the advice that you give to people completely goes out the window … So, I'm trying to stay positive.”

In Lala’s case, the power of positive thinking has positively paid off. 

Don’t miss the latest news about Lala Kent, including the sweet new tattoo she added to celebrate her youngest daughter.

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