Vanderpump Rules ' Lala Kent and Fiancé Randall Emmett Break Up: Report

Glenn Garner
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Lala Kent and Randall Emmett attend the Los Angeles special screening of Lionsgate's "Midnight in the Switchgrass" at Regal LA Live on July 19, 2021 in Los Angeles, California
Lala Kent and Randall Emmett attend the Los Angeles special screening of Lionsgate's "Midnight in the Switchgrass" at Regal LA Live on July 19, 2021 in Los Angeles, California

Frazer Harrison/Getty Lala Kent and Randall Emmett at the Midnight in the Switchgrass premiere

Lala Kent may be hinting at trouble in paradise again.

The Vanderpump Rules star, 31, sparked rumors of a split from fiancé Randall Emmett over the weekend as all traces of him disappeared from her Instagram page, meaning she either deleted or archived all of his photos.

Page Six reported on Monday that Kent and Emmett, 50, ended their engagement after three years.

Reps for Kent and Emmett have not responded to PEOPLE's requests for comment.

The mother of one has previously scrubbed all of Emmett's appearances from her social media feed on a couple of occasions, explaining in 2019 that she deleted his photos "in a moment of feeling protective, angry, and impulsive," even a photo from their engagement. "I get it, it's what I signed up for. I don't feel he did," Kent wrote.

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Lala Kent and Randall Emmett
Lala Kent and Randall Emmett

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Kent later repeated the process after an apparent quarrel, before un-archiving all photos of Emmett, 50, in July 2020. "Y'all we didn't break up. I'm petty — so when he pisses me off his photos go to the archive... then I re-add them," she wrote at the time. "I mean, I have this dude's name tattooed on my arm. He's stuck with me."

The Give Them Lala author's latest purge on her feed also came with a video on her Instagram Story, which she recorded of two men walking through a hotel hallway with her luggage and her and Emmett's 7-month-old daughter Ocean in a stroller.

She set the video to Beyoncé's 2016 track "Sorry," using the lyrics: "Now you want to say you're sorry / Now you want to call me crying / Now you gotta see me wilding / Now I'm the one that's lying / And I don't feel bad about it / It's exactly what you get."

Kent also alluded to a potential split in the caption of a video she posted with baby Ocean over the weekend. "It's you and me, baby," she wrote in part.

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The pair welcomed their first child in March. Emmett also shares daughters London, 11, and Rylee, 7, with ex-wife Ambyr Childers, 33.

Kent said in May that Emmett was ready to start trying for a second baby, just two months after they welcomed Ocean. Last week, she told PEOPLE that she's "ready to go" and they plan to start trying the "second" Ocean turns 1, adding that they will be "back at it with the calendar that shows ovulation."

They previously got engaged in 2018, setting their wedding date for April 2020, before it was postponed to 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Kent posted photos last week of the wedding dress she'd originally planned to wear to their nuptials.

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