More Time With: Lala Kent

Summary

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Teen Beat with Danielle Fishel

Episode: More Time With: Lala Kent

Release Date: March 6, 2026
Host: Danielle Fishel
Guest: Lala Kent

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Overview

In this nostalgic and candid episode of Teen Beat, Danielle Fishel welcomes reality TV star and podcast host Lala Kent for an energetic, relatable, and often hilarious deep-dive into their shared histories of pop culture, fashion faux pas, and the complexities of growing up in the public (and private) eye. The discussion flows from childhood embarrassments to 90s/00s teen magazine culture, parenting challenges in a digital world, cringe-worthy fashion moments, body image, and raising kids with healthy boundaries.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

Embarrassing Childhood Moments

• Danielle kicks off a segment sharing a listener's embarrassing childhood tale, inviting solidarity in awkwardness.
• Bowen Yang shares his experience of appearing in Teen People outside an NSYNC concert in bootleg Tommy Hilfiger jeans—which his family found mortifying at the time but is now "iconic."
  • Memorable moment: “I gave them a fake last name, which was a family name. They ended up spelling it wrong in the photo. And I was wearing a pair of bootleg Tommy Hilfiger jeans very clearly. So that's always kind of haunted me and it embarrassed my family back then. But it's pretty funny now.” – Bowen Yang [03:51]

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Nostalgia for Magazines and Pop Culture

• Both Danielle and Lala reminisce about the vital role magazines played in pre-internet adolescence:
  • Danielle recalls her mom’s stacks of magazines by the bathtub and the ritual of not discarding them until everyone had read them, even months later. [04:50]
  • Lala describes late-night magazine runs with her mom to snag fresh issues from grocery stores and memories of melted magazine spines in sweltering Palm Springs summers. [05:07]
  • Lala: “Anytime I didn't have my orange face on, I had a, you know, ghost face with orange hands. It just, the whole thing was bad." [13:55]

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Iconic Concerts & Fashion of the 90s/00s

• Danielle recounts her first NSYNC concert in Tommy Hilfiger overalls, with Britney Spears as an opening act at UNLV [07:06], tying back to Bowen’s Tommy Hilfiger memory.
• The hosts agree that Tommy Hilfiger’s popularity was due in large part to Aaliyah’s influence.
  • “Well, Tommy Hilfiger was very popular, mostly because of Aaliyah.” – Lala Kent [08:09]

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The Evolution of Personal Style & Fashion Mistakes

• Lala and Danielle share their worst fashion regrets:
  • Danielle's "orange face makeup" phase (trying to appear tanned), her use of Jergens tanning lotion, and the ever-present struggle for hands and face to match [13:48].
  • Lala relates, mentioning improvements in tanning and body makeup—especially after her time on Dancing with the Stars [14:26].
  • Lala recommends Westmore Beauty waterproof body makeup for flawless skin during performances.
    • “You could go swimming with it. You could do anything. But it totally hides imperfections, veins.” – Lala Kent [16:09]

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Parenting, Kids, and Pop Culture Boundaries

• The conversation turns to raising kids amid modern pop culture exposure.
  • Danielle took her daughter Ocean (2.5 years old) to her first concert—Pink—and reflects on how certain songs become personal anthems after life changes [17:12].
  • Lala and Danielle discuss kids’ music choices, referencing Sabrina Carpenter and K-Pop, and the challenges of shielding kids from mature content while acknowledging their own early exposure:
    • “Janet Jackson videos from my childhood were so hot. … Why were we dancing at 6?” – Lala Kent [18:30]
  • The hosts discuss how kids develop their own sense of privacy and boundaries, sometimes surprising their parents with their conservatism or reactions to parental photoshoots.
    • Danielle recalls her daughter seeing a maternity photo: “Mom, this picture is so inappropriate.” [19:51]
    • Lala shares a story about her son Adler disapproving of her revealing Dancing with the Stars costume: “She needs more here. I don’t enjoy it.” [20:19]

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On 90s/00s Magazine Culture:
  • “My mom and I would go...do you want to run over to Ralph’s and see if they put the new magazines out?” – Lala Kent [05:07]
  • “Even now. But my mom...someone will send me a picture of myself in one. And my mom’s like, we got to get to the store and buy it. And I’m like, we don’t Google it.” – Danielle Fishel [06:17]
• On Parenting and Pop Culture:
  • “It is hard, though. I think, no matter how much you try to censor and shield and bubble, that is just a part of growing up. And discovery...it has to maybe feel a little illicit.” – Lala Kent [19:03]
• On Fashion Failures:
  • “My freaking orange face makeup. I don’t know why I would and act like I could lie to my mom that I didn’t have makeup on and it was bright orange and my hands never matched my face.” – Danielle Fishel [13:48]
• On Body Image and Makeup:
  • “I currently have zero. I’m as pale as a ghost.” – Lala Kent [14:26]
  • “Love getting my makeup done and being glammed head to toe, but when I’m over it, yeah, I want it off.” – Danielle Fishel [16:19]

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• 03:51 – Listener’s embarrassing magazine moment (Bowen Yang’s Teen People story)
• 04:50 – Danielle and Lala reminisce about 90s/00s magazines
• 07:06 – Danielle’s first NSYNC concert and fashion
• 13:48 – Danielle’s orange face makeup and tanning disasters
• 14:49 – Lala’s tips on body makeup (Westmore Beauty)
• 17:12 – Taking kids to concerts and navigating pop culture as parents
• 19:51 – Kids reacting to parental photos (Ocean and Adler stories)

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Episode Tone & Flow

The episode is warm, relatable, and full of laughter, underscored by a sense of nostalgia and genuine connection between Danielle and Lala. They swap stories with self-deprecating humor and candor, never flinching from their own embarrassing or formative moments. The tone is friendly and conversational, offering comfort and amusement for listeners of all ages—especially those who grew up with 90s and 00s pop culture.

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Conclusion

More Time With: Lala Kent offers a delightful blend of candor, comedy, and nostalgia. Danielle and Lala reflect on their formative years, sharing cringe-worthy but formative experiences with honesty and heart, while also engaging deeply with issues of parenting in a new era. Their willingness to laugh at themselves, remember awkward moments fondly, and discuss the real experience of growing up (in the limelight or not) makes this episode both entertaining and meaningful—especially for those who remember the anticipation of flipping open a new glossy teen magazine.

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Transcript

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[Danielle Fishel]

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[Lala Kent]

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[Danielle Fishel]

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[Lala Kent]

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[Danielle Fishel]

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[Lala Kent]

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[Bowen Yang]

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[Lala Kent]

begin two or three years the kids are not alrigh that's okay cause no one here is take me in an attempt for us to feel less awkward about some of our teenage stories, I have asked my listeners to send in their own embarrassing stories from childhood in hopes of finding a commonality in humiliation. And this week we hear from Joseph, whose decision to pose for a camera brought shame to not only his life, but to his entire family's.

[Bowen Yang]

All right. For me, probably one of the most embarrassing things from my childhood is that in the December 2000 January 2001 Teen People issue with Backstreet Boys on the COVID on page 83, you'll find me. Because I was outside of an NSYNC concert looking for girls in New York City and Teen People came up to me and asked to take my photograph. I gave them a fake last name, which was a family name. They ended up spelling it wrong in the photo. And I was wearing a pair of bootleg Tommy Hilfiger jeans very clearly. So that's always kind of haunted me and it embarrassed my family back then. But it's pretty funny now.

[Danielle Fishel]

Well, now it's iconic.

[Lala Kent]

I mean, it's so iconic.

[Danielle Fishel]

So good.

[Lala Kent]

The Tommy jeans patch is way too big. Oh my God. Can we talk about how important magazines were in the 90s and early aughts?

[Danielle Fishel]

Oh my gosh. It now. Like a lot of publications don't even do hard copies. Everything's online, but that's how people consumed. I remember my mom having stacks of magazines that you could not throw away because she hadn't read through them and they were sitting by the bathtub.

[Lala Kent]

Yes, yes. My mom and I every so I think the new magazines come out on Fridays and if you're lucky, the grocery stores and magazine stands will put them out on Thursday night. Ooh. And so on many a Thursday night my mom and I would go, do you want to run over to Ralph's and see if they put the new magazines out and we would buy the new people and the new us and the entertainment weeklies and whatever. Whatever magazine we could get our hands on. And same, you were not allowed to throw them out until everyone had read them, even if they were months old. Didn't matter. Oh, yeah, this news is months old. Who cares? Must go back and read it. Also, during the summer months, living in the San Fernando Valley, it would get so hot that my best friend Jamie and I would sit out by the pool. Her family also had a house in Palm Springs, where you now live. And we would go to Palm Springs, and I remember it getting so hot that the magazine bindings would just melt. So you'd just be holding your magazine and the magazine would just split down the middle from the glue, just melting in the 100 and, you know, 14 degree weather or whatever. Man, I loved magazines.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah, I mean, even now. But my mom, like, someone will send me a picture of myself in one. And my mom's like, we got to get to the store and buy it. And I'm like, we don't Google it.

[Lala Kent]

Same. I. I have so many teen magazines. Teen Beats. Oh, yeah. That I was in that my mom saved and put little, little tabs on the page of where to find me. Yeah, it's very cute. And you prob. Probably should okay by let your mom do it, because in 30 years, you may still be doing a podcast like I do, and you'll want to be able to say, look, here's me and Teen Beat. And here's a. Here's. Yeah, you never know. You never know what your future holds.

[Danielle Fishel]

All right, there we go.

[Lala Kent]

Let your mom. Let your mom get a copy of those magazines that you're in. Did you wear Tommy Hilfiger as a kid? Do you wear Tommy Hilfiger now?

[Danielle Fishel]

How wild that I went to my first NSYNC concert at a college in my mom and her friend surprised me and my friend. We were in elementary school. Britney Spears was the opening act. I think it was at. I think it was at UNLV in Vegas.

[Lala Kent]

Okay.

[Danielle Fishel]

And my friend and I wore Tommy Hilfiger overalls where it was the blue and red.

[Lala Kent]

Yep. I can picture them. Those are. Those are very cool. Did you undo one side or did you wear both sides?

[Danielle Fishel]

No, I wore both.

[Lala Kent]

You are both. Okay. Did you wear just like a tube top under it?

[Danielle Fishel]

Oh, no, I was. I was like a long sleeve. I mean, when did NSYNC come out? I was third, fourth, fifth grade.

[Lala Kent]

Okay. Yeah, your elementary school. So what. Do you remember what year this was? Like Is this. Are we talking 98, 99?

[Danielle Fishel]

It had to have been. Yeah, because it was their first album. I don't know if you remember, but it was like the faded photos of all five of them.

[Lala Kent]

And, oh, I remember.

[Danielle Fishel]

Who doesn't remember? But how funny that the. The guy who called in was in Tommy Hilfiger at nsync. I was like, hey, me too, bro.

[Lala Kent]

Well, Tommy Hilfiger was very popular, mostly because of Aaliyah.

[Danielle Fishel]

I know.

[Lala Kent]

She was such a. Such a babe. And she.

[Danielle Fishel]

Really such a babe.

[Lala Kent]

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[Lala Kent]

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[Danielle Fishel]

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[Lala Kent]

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[Danielle Fishel]

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[Lala Kent]

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[Danielle Fishel]

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[Lala Kent]

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[Danielle Fishel]

Oh, my orange. My freaking orange face makeup.

[Lala Kent]

What?

[Danielle Fishel]

I don't know why I would and act like I could lie to my mom that I didn't have makeup on and it was bright orange and my hands never matched my face. But then Jergens came out with tanning lotion. So then anytime I didn't have my orange face on, I had a, you know, ghost face with orange hands. It just, the whole thing was bad.

[Lala Kent]

Yeah. So you started tanning. You're talking about like, or when you're talking about orange makeup, you're talking about the T. Like you wanted a tan.

[Danielle Fishel]

I wanted, yes. I wanted to look exotic, erotic, and,

[Lala Kent]

you know, Yeah, I listen. Tanning products have come a long way. And as again, someone who just got off the Dancing with the Stars tour, I've never been more obsessed with tanning and body makeup. I currently have zero. I'm as pale as a ghost.

[Danielle Fishel]

You and me both. But anytime I get my makeup done, I'm telling you, I look at, I'm like, oh my gosh, I look gorgeous.

[Lala Kent]

May I tell you about Westmoreland Westmore body makeup? Do you know of it? No. Tell us. Okay. So Westmore body makeup is something I fell in love with while I was on the show because I had the torn hamstring where I was black and blue from butt to ankle on one leg. And they have at Dancing with the Stars, they have a wonderful body makeup artist. But what she uses mostly is just like makeup you would use on your face concealer. And this was. You need to cover my entire leg. So I did some research and I this makeup that's body makeup called Westmore Beauty. And it come you buy a big buffer brush, like basically a giant body sized kabuki brush.

[Danielle Fishel]

Okay.

[Lala Kent]

And the makeup is Waterproof. So you put it on your body 15 minutes before you have to get dressed. And if you're wearing something like I was wearing for Dancing with the Stars, where your costumes were like scraping up your skin, some of it's still going to transfer. So if you're wearing like say a dress and you just want to have it on your legs and your arms, go ahead and put the dress on first, then do your body makeup. And within 15 minutes it's not going to transfer, it's not going to smear. And in order to get it off, you're going to either have to scrub aggressively with soap or use an oil based cleanser. Even just getting into the shower and letting water hit it won't wash it off. So you could go swimming with it. You could do anything. But it totally hides imperfections, veins.

[Danielle Fishel]

Oh, okay. So you said it's called Westmore.

[Lala Kent]

Westmore. Look, it's on Amazon. They have a bunch of different colors. They sell the kabuki brush.

[Danielle Fishel]

There you have. It has to be an oil because here's the thing. Love getting my makeup done and being glammed head to toe, but when I'm over it, yeah, I want it off.

[Lala Kent]

Just shower and soap. It's fine. You don't have to, you don't have to use the oil. What I'm saying is like I, I don't use the oil based cleanser on my body unless I'm washing my face already in the shower with my double cleanse. Soap will work. Okay, washcloth soap. And perfect. And it comes right off.

[Danielle Fishel]

Done.

[Lala Kent]

Not like stained. Not like with, you know, spray tan where then you're kind of stained. Anyway, highly recommend it to anyone who's looking for it down. And they have so many different colors. You can take yourself from very pale to golden bronze. Or you could go, hey, you know what? I just want to look like a little healthier of a version of myself.

[Danielle Fishel]

Okay.

[Lala Kent]

And. And then. But I can't recommend it enough. So that's perfect.

[Danielle Fishel]

Thank you.

[Lala Kent]

Have you taken your kids to any concerts yet?

[Danielle Fishel]

I took Ocean to her first concert. It was, she was probably two and a half. And I took her to Pink.

[Lala Kent]

Oh.

[Danielle Fishel]

Because she was obsessed with pink and she was obsessed with that song where she's like pushing him down the stairs.

[Bowen Yang]

I was like, I don't know that

[Danielle Fishel]

I should be letting you watch this, but it's kind of making me feel happy too. But the anthem of hours after I left my, my ex was Cover Me in Sunshine by Pink and her daughter.

[Lala Kent]

Yes.

[Danielle Fishel]

And it was just basically. I don't know if you've heard that song, but I have.

[Lala Kent]

I know the one with her daughter.

[Bowen Yang]

Yeah.

[Danielle Fishel]

It's so good. And Ocean just loved it. So that was the first concert that I took her to. Now she's obsessed with, like, I can't. Like, Sabrina Carpenter already and K Pop Demon Hunters. I'm so down for. But there's artists where I'm like, I cannot take you to a full concert of theirs.

[Lala Kent]

Yeah, yeah, that's. That's definitely gonna happen. I, Yeah, I do see that still. Sabrina has some very young fans, and I think, oh, I, I. By the way, there's clean versions of

[Danielle Fishel]

the music and of course, nothing to do with the artist. I just. I won because I remember watching some crazy things.

[Lala Kent]

Yeah.

[Danielle Fishel]

As a young child, and I'm like, well, maybe that's why I was so ready to grow up.

[Lala Kent]

Yeah, I know. I mean, I. Those Janet Jackson videos from my childhood were so hot. And I. Of all the things, like, thinking about my mom not letting me watch 90210, and I'm like, But I was able. We did a little dance to a song by Janet Jackson that it was like, if I was your girl all the things I'd do to you. And I'm like, wait, why. Why was I. Why were we dancing at 6?

[Danielle Fishel]

I know. Going down to my older brother's room, and he had Janet Jackson like this with the hands over his boobs. And I would just stare at it and think, oh, she's so pretty and his hands are so hot.

[Lala Kent]

Yes, I know. I know. It is hard, though. I think no matter what you do, no matter how much you try to censor and shield and bubble, that is just a part of growing up. And discovery is like. And it has to maybe feel a little illicit. Like, I know I'm not supposed to be looking at this, but I am.

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah. You know what? I just. I know that ocean is going to be exposed to things. And what I actually love is the other day, she was looking on my phone and she found my maternity photos when I was pregnant with her. And it was me basically naked with just, like, this shawl, and I'm holding my bump and holding my boobs. And I was like, I was pregnant with you. And she goes, mom, this picture is so inappropriate.

[Lala Kent]

How cute is that?

[Danielle Fishel]

Yeah. So I was like, all right, that's fine.

[Lala Kent]

When I did my photo shoot for Dancing with the Stars and I put on my very first costume that was rather low cut, and I took a picture of myself in it. And I sent it to my husband, and Adler saw it over Jensen's shoulder, and he said, what's that? And Jensen showed him and said, look, this is mommy getting ready for her photo shoot. And Adler said, I don't. I don't like it.

[Danielle Fishel]

I don't like it.

[Lala Kent]

And Jensen said, why? Why don't you like it? Doesn't Mommy look great? And he said, no. What's. She's gonna fall out of that. That. What if that opens? No, I don't. I don't like that. She needs something more right here. And he was just, like, pointing to his chest, like, she needs more here. I don't enjoy it. And so I thought, okay, I. You know, I understand that you go,

[Danielle Fishel]

all right, this may just be how you were born, or I'm doing something right. Yeah.

[Lala Kent]

I'm not sure whether I take credit for this or if this is just who you are. My kids are. My kids are pretty. Even now at six and a half and four and a half, my kids enjoy their privacy. They will get mad at the other brother if they feel like they're looking at them when they change into their pajamas or if they go to the bathroom with the door open and then one of them walks by, they'll get mad at that person. Even. I'm like, well, you're the one who should close the door. But, like, they'll. They'll get mad like, mommy, why walked by me while I was going to the bathroom? It's like, so my kids are. My kids are very. They're very conservative in that regard.

[Bowen Yang]

So.

[Lala Kent]

All right, I'll take a bit. Yeah. Well, Lala, thank you so much for being here with me and for hanging out. You can hear Lala on two hit podcasts nowadays, untraditionally, Lala and An Unlikely Affair, both available wherever you get your podcasts. And don't miss her on the new season of Bravo's the Valley. Had so much fun with you. We've got to get together. Maybe we can go to sushi. It's Akaya.

[Danielle Fishel]

I would love it. I had the best time with you. I could talk to you forever. So you let me know when, babe. I'll be there.

[Lala Kent]

Okay. Thank you so much.

[Bowen Yang]

Good to see you.

[Danielle Fishel]

Bye.

[Lala Kent]

Bye. Teen Beat is an Iheart podcast produced and hosted by Danielle Fishel, executive producers Jensen Karp and Amy Sugarman, Executive in charge of production, Danielle Romo, producer and editor Tara Subaksh. The theme song is by Mark Hoppus. Yes, that Mark Hoppus. Follow us on Instagram eenbeatpod

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