Billie Lee made her official “Vanderpump Rules” debut during pride with a moving speech about her transition. At first, she was firmly embraced by her fellow cast members, even Lala Kent, who’s usually better known for her controversial mean girl-style behavior. “I love and adore Billie. She’s genuine. She’s open about who she is,” Kent gushed during an interview with Glamour. “She just embodies everything a human being should embody.” The magazine wrote that Lee was equally enamored, insisting Kent was “the only one I can, like, kick it with after work.”
However, it didn’t take long before the truth about Lee and Kent’s relationship surfaced, and it wasn’t pretty. On several occasions, tensions between the two reached a boiling point during Season 7, with screaming fights and backstabbing galore. “I think she likes to stir the pot; I think she’s looking for her five minutes, and I gave that to her, so she’s welcome, you know,” Kent sniped to Bravo’s The Daily Dish. “I think she’s an extra on our show, and she shows up and does a great job as such.” Meanwhile, Lee called out Kent for her comments and behavior. “There’s so many children out there that are being bullied by people like her,” Lee told Us Weekly. “She’s very powerful, and when someone’s powerful and they’re mean, it really hurts.”
However, as traumatic as Lee’s “Vanderpump Rules” experience was, it has proven to be an invaluable springboard for her future.
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