Lala Kent and Randall Emmett's Backyard Is Even Cooler Than We Thought
The Vanderpump Rules couple has been showing off new parts of their outdoor oasis.
Lala Kent and Randall Emmett have been proudly showing off the final result of their extensive home renovation in recent months, and have been especially excited about their backyard area, which boasts a massive pool. (Even Lala's Vanderpump Rules cast mate Tom Sandoval couldn't help but comment on the size of the swimming area during a recent episode of Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen!)
While we've seen glimpses of their backyard trampoline, luxurious poolside chaises and a multi-story playhouse for Randall's two daughters, the couple is now showing us a bit more of their stunning outdoor oasis.
In a recent Instagram Story, Randall showed his followers that two green slides are attached to the playhouse. Additionally, his daughters can play on their own swing set and a trapeze bar with rings.
For some fun the adults can get in on as well, the pair added a net (given to them by Randall's friend Doug Ellin) to what appears to be a hybrid tennis and basketball court. It seems Randall already has plans to get use out of the gift, as he captioned a photo: "Pickle ball is on."
Lala, meanwhile, recently showed a different part of their expansive outdoor space: a chic patio, complete with wood furniture, stone flooring, and white cushioned-seating, where she recently enjoyed some outdoor time with the girls.
While it's clear the space is equipped for Randall's daughters to have incredible outdoor fun, Lala recently shared a lighthearted look at one issue she didn't quite anticipate when living with children. "When you put in glass because you think it looks chic—" Lala said in a video showing the glass lining of their staircase smudged with fingerprints, as one of Randall's daughters interjected while laughing: "and you have kids touch the glass!"
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