In the days since Lala Kent first shared that a growth on her eye has been diagnosed as pre-cancerous, the Vanderpump Rules alum has been keeping fans updated on how she’s navigating the news.
In an Instagram Stories post shared over the weekend, in which Lala was lounging at home, The Valley friend offered an update on how she’s navigating this emotional time. “It’s a cozy day. My mind has been going a million miles an hour. Today, I demand it to stop,” she wrote. She also shared a peek at how her brother, Easton Burningham, has been hanging out with his niece, Ocean, in full-on uncle mode. Lala also posted a look at her bedroom, which she dubbed her “safe space.” Â
“Living for the questions about my safe space,” she wrote. Lala has always made it clear that no matter what is happening in her life, she often finds peace at home.
Lala then shared details on where she got all the cozy and glam pieces in her bedroom.Â
What Lala Kent has shared about her eye abnormality being diagnosed as pre-cancerous
Lala confirmed the update on her eye abnormality last week, in which she opened up in detail about how she learned about the pre-cancer diagnosis. This came days after she posted about noticing the eye growth around Mother’s Day. Lala went to an eye doctor and later got a second opinion.
“So I got a text from the doctor that I went and saw last night at 10:30 p.m. I’m so grateful, he said that the specialist can see you tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. So I was there at 9 a.m., she looked at it, she said, ‘That it is pre-cancer,'” Lala said in an emotional update on her Instagram Stories.Â
Lala Kent reveals her treatment plan in her health journey with her pre-cancer diagnosis
Lala went on to detail the treatment plan for the abnormality on her eye, revealing that she will be treating the issue with chemotherapy drops. “And she said, ‘I want to start you on chemotherapy drops.’ Now I know that sounds terrifying. I cried, obviously, because the moment you hear that word,” Lala said. “She said, ‘I want you to do the chemo drops for 3 months. We’re going to do a week of them and then go off for 3 weeks, and we’re going to do that for 3 months.'”
Lala further added, “At that point in time, God willing, it kills all of the cancerous cells. If it doesn’t, we’ll cross that bridge when we get to it and talk about surgery. So there’s the update.”
Get another look at Lala’s family life with her two adorable daughters.
