"I'm not going to dump it down the sink!" the reality star explains.
Despite her past working in a restaurant, Lala Kent appears to have forgotten about refrigerators ... because she admitted she drank her own breast milk because she didn't want to throw it out.
"I pumped when I got here, but there was nowhere to put my breast milk to save," the Vanderpump Rules alum said on this week's episode of the Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast. "I put it in my coffee and drank 10 ounces of breast milk this morning."
When podcast host Amanda Hirsch asked her why in shock, Kent explained, "I'm not going to dump it down the sink!"
Kent recently gave birth to her second daughter, Sosa, in September 2024, after getting artificially inseminated via sperm donor. She also shares daughter Ocean, 3, with her ex Randall Emmett.
Kent added that she wasn't sure if she was going to breast feed Sosa before she gave birth, but is grateful that she's been able to do it naturally for both of her daughters.
"As my night nurse says, I have a good factory," she said. "I don't know how that happened either. Because I was never married to the idea of breastfeeding. I was like, 'Maybe I'll do it. Maybe my milk will come in. Maybe it won't. Maybe she'll latch me. Maybe she won't. We'll just see.' [And] I don't know that I would give my baby someone else's booby milk."
The reality star also opened up about how she's interested in having at least one more baby from the same sperm donor in the future, since she still has 16 more vials left over. "And if I have a third, what's one more?" she added.
While Kent has a lot to look forward to as a mother, her future on Vanderpump Rules has come to an end. In November 2024, Bravo announced the series will get another season after Scandoval, but not with any. of the main cast members who had been there for 11 seasons.
Kent posted a statement on Instagram shortly after Bravo made the announcement. "I have such mixed feelings right now," she wrote. "It’s no secret I do not like change. This is the exception. I want to say thank you for rocking with us for so many years. This show changed my whole life. I’m unbelievably grateful for every moment. I’m unbelievably grateful for Bravo, for NBCU, for our crew, the entire cast, and most importantly all of you. We rocked this bitch until the wheels fell off."
Restaurateur Lisa Vanderpump will return for season 12, but the focus will be on "a new group of close-knit SUR-vers who are as complicatedly involved with one another as their iconic predecessors," according to a Bravo press release. "Under Lisa Vanderpump’s watchful eye, the West Hollywood mainstay SUR — and now TomTom — welcomes the next batch of servers, hosts and bartenders rife with plenty of drama, situationships, and frenemies."
Season 12 filming will begin next year, while a premiere date and the new cast will be announced at an undisclosed later date.