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Scheana Shay revealed what Lala Kent did to trigger their falling out. The Valley star claimed it wasn’t Lala’s “first incident,” as she called out Lala’s “pattern of behavior.”
Earlier this week, Lala suggested on her podcast that they fell out because Lala failed to post PR for Scheana’s new memoir, My Good Side. She also insinuated that Scheana was being unfair.
But on Scheana’s podcast, Scheananigans, the star just claimed there’s much more to the story.
“Lala knows why our friendship is in the state that it’s in, and on that podcast she did not take accountability,” said Scheana, via @breakingtherulespodclips on Instagram. “It was not about the book post or her saying that nothing she ever does will be good enough. It was not about that. It was that not one but two of my closest friends repeated the Brock [Davies] affair story to other people.”
“One of those … it was repeated to Brittany,” Scheana went on, referring to her husband Brock’s past affair, which Scheana detailed in her book. “I know Brittany doesn’t have bad intentions. I wanted to tell her myself. We didn’t have a chance. That one, I’m like, I can get over that. Lala told Jenna Willis, who I have not been on good terms with since last season.”
Scheana said Jenna had been “going in on me” since The Valley wrapped last September.
“I told [Lala about the affair] in February. I found out a week before I left for book tour that she told Jenna around February,” Scheana continued. “She did it to humanize me, because she said that [Jenna] was going so hard on me, [so Lala] wanted to tell her about what I was actually going through. Now I understand the intent was not malicious … But this is someone I have had a friendship with for 15 years.”
“Then you know what Jenna did? Jenna told people,” Scheana went on. “Lala only told me this because I was having lunch with Zack that day, and I was actually trying to make up with Jenna. And I was like, ‘Hey, actually tell Jenna to call me and maybe we can meet up after lunch or whatever.’ And then [Lala] had called me back two minutes later, sobbing … Jenna [told her], ‘Okay, well I should probably tell you I told Zack, and I’m not sure who he told.’ And then now I’m not sure who else Jenna told.”
But Scheana said this wasn’t Lala’s “first incident.”
“There had been two things prior to that where we were already rocky, and this just tipped me over,” said Scheana. “She called me at a time when my kid was in the car, her kid was in the car, screaming and yelling at me, cussing over a playdate being overheard. And it was just like, ‘You couldn’t give me some grace. You know there’s no malicious intent, especially when it comes to the kids.'”
“There was another incident with our mom friend group, and me suggesting [people] for The Valley this season. They asked, ‘Who’s your friend group outside of the core group?’ And I’m like, ‘Oh my god, Lala and I have all these amazing moms. They’re dynamic, they’re diverse, they’re this, they’re that.’ [Lala] got mad at me for giving the moms’ names to production because she said she likes these women, and she doesn’t want to go toes with them. I’m like, ‘So you don’t like me? You don’t like Brittany? You don’t like Janet? You don’t like Michelle? You’re okay going toes with us? Like, that doesn’t make sense, your reasoning.'”
Scheana claimed this is Lala’s “pattern of behavior,” which Scheana used to talk about with Ariana Madix.
“I remember Ariana and I would talk about this before every reunion, like, ‘Oh, are we ready for the Lala apology tour?'” she recalled. “Every year she’d treat me like s**t and then come to the reunion and cry and apologize. And I would forgive her. And it was just like a rinse and repeat … I want to place boundaries and have a little more respect for myself and the circle that I’m keeping. I want it to be people I trust.”