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Lala Kent revealed that she is still recovering from taping the Vanderpump Rules reunion special, that reportedly turned 'explosive' within minutes, on Thursday.

Following the long day on set, she recorded a video of herself in a fluffy teal robe, in which she complained that 'was the most exhausting reunion' she's 'ever done' in her life. 

The mother-of-one went on to tell her 1.9 million Instagram followers that she was 'drained' and wanted to 'to crawl into a hole and sob and scream.'

'I’m happy to be home now with my little one, crawl in bed, watch Seinfeld and just, like, regroup,' she said. 

Despite still reeling from having to tape the episode, she assured fans that they will 'enjoy' the Bravo special.

During the taping, her costars Tom Sandoval and his mistress Raquel Leviss were torn apart by their Vanderpump Rules castmates. 

As the duo faced off with the rest of their costars for the first time on camera since their months-long affair was exposed earlier this month, a source close to production revealed to TMZ that 'the taping became explosive within two minutes.' 

And, that tension 'never let up for the entire five hours of shooting' as the pair were condemned for their actions, which put an immediate end to his nine-year relationship with Ariana Madix.

'It was like a nuclear bomb went off in the studio,' the insider spilled, before noting that not one person 'sided with Tom and Raquel.'

In addition to being verbally 'annihilated by everyone' (including host Andy Cohen and Lisa Vanderpump) at the reunion, two cast members reportedly had to be separated to 'prevent an assault and battery.'

According to a seating chart, released by Bravo ahead of the reunion, Sandoval, 39, was seated next to Leviss. 

Ariana was placed just two seats away from her cheating ex and beside Cohen. 

A restraining order, which was dropped on Friday, between Scheana Shay, 37, and Raquel, however, created some logistical complications.

In order to comply with the order and keep the women 100 feet apart, Bravo swapped Raquel out for Scheana.

Following the reunion, Leviss revealed she had her attorney take her case with Shay after 'the court calendar' and had already filed 'the appropriate paperwork requested by the court' to dismiss her Temporary Restraining Order (TRO). 

She continued: 'We let the court know I will not be moving forward with a permanent restraining order.' 

The announcement came hours after Shay's lawyer, Neama Rahmani, told DailyMail.com in a statement that the papers that the Bravo host, 54, handed her client have 'no legal meaning' whatsoever. 

'It was a request to dismiss a complaint or a civil lawsuit, but Rachel had requested a permanent restraining order, which is something completely different,' the Los Angeles-based attorney explained.

Rahmani also pointed out that 'there is no way for Rachel to drop the temporary restraining order before next week's hearing.'

'This is California law and even on the court's website,' he stated. 'Even if Rachel had the correct document, which she didn't, it wasn't filed with the court.' 

The president of West Coast Trial Lawyers continued: 'There is no file stamp in the top right corner. This was just another public relations stunt by Rachel and her team.'

He then advised if Leviss wanted to 'make this go away' then the reality star 'would come out and publicly say the punch never happened and she is sorry for all the harm she caused Scheana, Ariana, and her other friends.'

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