Lala Kent and Randall Emmett may have been quarantined almost a dozen times, but the couple is doing fine now.
The 29-year-old “Vanderpump Rules” star stunned fans Sunday night when she deleted Instagram photos of herself with her fiancé, “The Irishman” producer Randall Emmett.
The couple also did not follow each other on the social media platform on Sunday; however, they were never followed to begin with.
He also posted what was interpreted as a cryptic message about an Instagram story breakup: “Dear God, it is I who have made my life a mess. I have, but I cannot undo it. My mistakes are mine and I will begin a search and a bold moral inventory. I will write my mistakes but I will also include what is good. I pray forcibly to complete the task. “
But the couple is happier than ever, as long as Emmett, 49, no longer bothers Kent, 30.
The reality star posted to her Instagram on Monday alongside a photo from her engagement session: “We didn’t part. I’m mean, so when it bothers me, your photos go to the archive … and then I add them again. I mean, I have this guy’s name tattooed on my arm. He’s stuck with me.
Kent added in an Instagram story: “It won’t be the last time I archive photos of Rand when I get mad. I am mean-spirited AF. It will happen over and over again until it comes out of it. and if it is the most insignificant thing I do, I agree [sic]. “
He also explained in another Instagram story that his message from the night before is actually a fourth step prayer in Alcoholics Anonymous and he will continue to post different messages from the show.
Kent celebrated a year of sobriety in October 2019 and told page six in April of that year that AA saved his life.
“I swear on the AA program,” he said at the time. “I know veterans will hate me for talking about the program for being an anonymous program. But there is a generation, my generation, that is struggling and they need to know about this program. It exists and is saving my life. “
It appears that the couple recovered just in time for their wedding, as it was postponed from April to July due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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