Lala Kent set to share her experiences about the family court system

Lala Kent will talk about the family court system in an upcoming interview with ABC.

The Vanderpump Rules star, 32, teased the sit-down on her Instagram Thursday with behind-the-scenes snaps taken from the set.

Lala is currently locked in a custody battle with ex-husband Randall Emmett over their 2-year-old daughter, Ocean, and hasn’t hesitated to speak out about her opinions on the system.

Highlight a topic close to my heart. I am honored to share my experience and what needs to change in the family court system. I can’t wait to see you all! She posted on her Instagram Stories.

In a post, she shared photos of the entire interview production as she went on to tease “Soon to ABC” with a camera emoji.

She tagged family court attorney Tina Swithin, author of Narcissistic Divorce, in her post.

Last month, Lala took part in a protest against abuse of the family court system at the Stanley Musk Courthouse in downtown Los Angeles.

She, along with One Mom’s Battle, have been speaking out against reunion camps, a controversial method that ‘involves removing children from their preferred parent or safe parent despite allegations of abuse or abuse directed toward the other parent’, According to Page six.

In particular, Lala wanted to highlight singer Brody Daly, a mother in the midst of a custody ordeal.

“The abuses of the family court system have never been more apparent to me as a single mother raising my daughter, Ocean,” Lala told the outlet.

I can’t help but highlight these inequalities in the system, and with Tina Swithin and the battle of a single mom, we hope to continue to shed more light on this topic.

Lala (born Lorraine) is still fighting for sole custody of Ocean from the director, whom she adamantly split in 2021 after three years of dating amid allegations of cheating.

The blonde and Utah-born Randall are said to only communicate through a third-party app to arrange pick-ups and deliveries for their precious princesses.

Meanwhile, Emmett and actress Amber Childers share two daughters — London, 13; and Riley, 9 — from their six-year marriage that ended in 2017.

On Jan. 26, director Savage Salvation and Amber reached a confidential settlement agreement over their differences, and she asked for her restraining order against the film’s producer to be dismissed — according to a Los Angeles Times.

Childers had previously alleged that Randall tried to strangle her in 2015 and 2016 for refusing to sign a postnuptial agreement.

The Ray Donovan Network also alleged that the FBI contacted them on December 6 to ask about Emmett’s “suspicious activities with child exploitation and pedophilia”.

And this past June, the Detective Knight producer — who has denied all allegations — was beset with a myriad of disturbing allegations, from abusing former assistants to offering roles in exchange for sex.

After news of the alleged FBI investigation was made public, fans wondered why the filmmaker would have “any custody” of his youngest child.

Kent – who has previously accused her of betrayal and abuse – replied to an Instagram user, “If you haven’t dealt with the family court system, you won’t understand.”

Emmett denied that the FBI was investigating him, and dismissed the allegations as “cancellation culture” in January.