Randall Emmett Condemns Upcoming Hulu Documentary As ‘Vindictive Hit Piece’

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Randall Emmett is firing back at Hulu’s new documentary, “The Randall Scandal: Love, Loathing and Vanderpump”, claiming it portrays a biased narrative against him. “Almost one year ago the Los Angeles Times wrote a highly biased and factually inaccurate hit piece on me.

One of the writers, Amy Kaufman, seemed to have a personal vendetta against me, I believe due to her alleged friendship with my ex Lala Kent,” Emmett, 52, exclusively recounted to Page Six on Wednesday. “Among other things, the article contained fictitious and greatly exaggerated stories made up by a few former disgruntled employees who had been dismissed,” he adds. READ MORE: Lala Kent Reacts To Ex Randall Emmett Denying Engagement Rumours: ‘He’s Incapable Of Telling The Truth’ Emmett’s outspoken thoughts on the doc occurr just one day after ABC News Studios and LA Times Studios revealed they would be investigating the allegations of racial discrimination and workplace abuse against Emmett.

The Hollywood mogul further alleges that his ex-wife, Lala Kent, is involved in the production of the documentary due to her stakes in the custody of their children.

Kent, 32, was not interviewed for the doc. “Lala was also a participant in this fiasco, likely because I have been fighting for 50/50 joint legal custody of our child.” Emmett then states that he did not participate in the doc due to the Los Angeles Times article. “I declined to participate because it very quickly became apparent to me the film was going to be as biased, if not more so, than the article on which it was based,” he adds. READ MORE: Lala Kent Reveals Ex Randall Emmett Threatened To Call The Cops Over Time With Their Daughter Amid Split Emmett alleges that he was “told people were