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Vanderpump Rules Star Lala Kent has deleted all trace of her fiancé, Randall Emmett, from her Instagram, just weeks after postponing their upcoming wedding. She also unfollowed him on the social media platform.
The reality television personality, 30, was originally due to tie the knot in April, before postponing the wedding till July when it never happened.
Following the mass deletion of photos of Emmett, Kent shared an Instagram story in which she confessed her "life is a mess."
"Dear God, it is I who has made my life a mess. I have done it, but I cannot undo it," Kent wrote. "My mistakes are mine & I will begin a searching & fearless moral inventory. I will write down my wrongs but I will also include that which is good. I pray for the strength to complete the task."
#LalaKent unfollowed Rand and deleted all his pics again, then posted this: #vanderpumprules #Bravo @BrightlyAgain pic.twitter.com/PmrqYSu3Lf
— Kate McCrea #vote ?? (@kate_mccrea) July 26, 2020
Kent and movie producer and director Emmett have been engaged since September 2018. On Monday, July 20, Kent shared a photo of a new tattoo on her Instagram Story, showing the word "Rand" written on her arm.
Newsweek has reached out to Kent's representatives for comment.
The model has yet to publicly confirm if she has split from Emmett or why she deleted photos of him.
In contrast to Kent's actions, on Sunday afternoon, Emmett posted videos of Kent and his daughters, London and Rylee, who he shares with ex-wife, Ambyr Childers, as well as a photo of the three on Instagram.
He captioned the photo of Kent happily lying on a bed with his daughters: "Happy time together."
Previously, on July 24, Kent opened up about her struggle with substance abuse in a candid post about addiction.
"It's been awhile since I've posted about sobriety," she wrote. "It's important for me to say that this is a disease that can only be self diagnosed. No one got me sober... I got me sober. I made the choice to work hard every day to not pick up a drink. When I'm feeling weak, I call my sponsor. I go to meetings (sign onto them, now) to keep my spirits high and to remember why I made this life-changing choice."
Kent explained how she sees others going through a similar struggle: "I see addiction in front of me often- but it isn't my job to speak on it, nor is it my job to judge. It's my job to pray for them and take a moment of silence for the alcoholic who still suffers. And when someone comes to me asking for help, I offer my ear & knowledge, and point them in the direction that was pointed to me. #1year9months2days."
