Lala Kent’s Pregnancy Has Her On “Cloud 59” Post-Season 11: “Going To Be Peaceful”

Lala Kent’s pregnancy has her looking to the future now more than ever considering that Season 11 of Vanderpump Rules is officially a wrap.

In fact, the soon-to-be mom of two stated in a recent Amazon Live stream that she plans to “be on cloud 59” this summer as she awaits the arrival of her second daughter.

"I’m going to have a peaceful pregnancy because I will not allow it to be any other way," Lala said. "This is my real life. This is gonna be my baby forever, and I will be damned if anybody tries to make it [otherwise]." 

She shared a similar sentiment on the May 28 episode of her podcast, Give Them Lala, while discussing VPR Season 11's conclusion. "Filming this season was bittersweet. Reliving it was, in my opinion, one of the most difficult things or difficult seasons that I've ever had," Lala revealed. However, moving forward, she's focused on her family. "I want to be a mother to Ocean, but I'm also having to create a very safe space in my body, physically, mentally, emotionally for the new baby that I'm creating."

Lala's 3-year-old daughter Ocean is also doing her part to prepare for the baby's arrival. "Ocean constantly just wants to know if the baby is still in my belly," Lala told The Daily Dish. "That kid wants to see it, but she does understand and she's really excited."

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Lala used Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) to conceive her second baby, and opened up about her timeline for getting pregnant with her second child on the Vanderpump Rules After Show.

"I secured the donor, and in October, I had taken out my IUD, and we started tracking my ovulation and things like that," she said while sitting alongside The Valley cast member Brittany Cartwright. "And, in December, we did the first round of IUI, and I got lucky, and it took. So, we're bumping."

She also revealed that her mom, Lisa, was the first to suggest that she use a sperm donor. 

"I've always been a single parent, so that part didn't scare me. When my mom brought up, 'What about a donor?', it just kind of seemed like a no-brainer, and I didn't think twice about it. It was like, 'Hold up. I can get the baby, I don't have to deal with the 50-50 chance of it working out — because even if you have a great relationship, and you separate, you still have to share your kid," Lala continued. "And that is gut-wrenching, and I never want to experience that ever again in my whole life. I have such a stellar support system... I don't feel like a single parent. I feel like I['ve] got all hands on deck."