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Could he Vanderpump Rules actor overhaul can be tracked Lala KentSeason 11 talk about Ariana Maddix? She thinks so.

During the an Amazon Live on Thursday, December 19, Kent, 34, explained why she believes breaking the fourth wall has contributed to the changes taking place at Vanderpump Rules.

“I often wonder if I would have kept my mouth shut — for example, if the producer hadn’t stepped in and told me I could say what I said about the behind-the-scenes — if the show would have been able to go on,” Kent noted. . “Or if I was just the final nail in the coffin. I guess we’ll never know.’

The reality star claimed she wasn’t that upset her time VPR is coming to the end. (Bravo announced in November that Season 12 Vanderpump Rules will return after a short hiatus – but with a completely new line-up.)

“I’ve talked about this many times, so I apologize if I bore you,” she continued. “I felt like I started mourning Vanderpump Rules the moment I cleared that finale. So not only did I know it was coming to an end after that, but I felt like the moment we started shooting Season 11, it was going to be the last.”

Kent added: “It just felt like nothing was there – it was broken. It was very broken. So I feel okay with that. I feel very calm.”

11th season Vanderpump Rules took a few months after Maddix broke up with Tom Sandoval because of his affair with Rachel “Raquel” Lewis. Kent initially sided with Maddix, 39, but ended up shocking viewers in the final when she broke the fourth wall criticizing Maddix for not co-starring with the 42-year-old Sandoval.

“I was furious and I’m sorry if I hurt you, but I stand by what I said (in the final),” Kent said during a special meeting in May. “Why can she dictate how it goes when I never dictated?”

Maddix, meanwhile, stood on its own about showing the authentic side of her life. “Maybe, if you want to talk pointedly, I was much more interested in walking away from that conversation than sitting and having it (with Sandoval),” she added. “Wasn’t that the best finish to your season? Give you another season for another salary?”

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Maddix continued: “It hurts a lot because I tried so hard. I feel like it’s our job to live our lives, and I live authentically by walking away from that. I could do that for the show, but I don’t think our show thrives if we’re not being completely real. And it was unreal on my part.”

Kent continued to throw digs in various podcast appearances where she accused Maddix of not pulling his weight. After receiving backlash, Kent only apologized for addressing fans did not agree with her like crazy

“Filming this season was bittersweet,” Kent said on her Give Them Lala podcast that same month. “Going through that was — in my opinion — one of the hardest things or the hardest seasons I’ve had. I stopped talking about this season because I have to be honest, I saw things in social (media) “.

Kent said he should time for her to accept that her reality differed from public opinion.

“This was the first season in my eight years on the show that my reality of the show and my reality couldn’t coexist. They had to be so separate that when one touched the other, it would take me out,” she explained in detail. “So what I want to do now is focus on the facts of things. My feelings are not facts. But what I can tell you is that this show is based on perspective. This is a fact. The cast will have perspective. There will be perspective in the audience.”

Kent concluded, “Because a cast that has an opinion allows us to make a show, and an audience that has an opinion allows us to make a show. The combination of these two things has allowed Vanderpump Rules to be a successful show for the past 11 years. Fact. I want you to know that I am very grateful for this show.”