Who Is Randall Emmett's Ex-Wife?

As of lately, all eyes have been on Randall Emmett's relationship with his fiancée and the new mama-to-be Vanderpump Rules star Lala Kent, but make no mistake about it — his former wife and the mother to his two daughters is also no stranger to the cameras. 

Allow us to introduce you to Ambyr Childers, a woman who is undoubtedly successful in her own right. Childers is a popular actress most know for her work in films like The Master, Vice, We Are What We Are, and Gangster Squad, per Newsweek. But she's also had roles on television shows, including Ray Donovan and All My Children. Most recently, Childers starred in the popular Netflix series You, where she played the part of Candace, Joe Goldberg's ex-girlfriend whom fans were led to believe was dead during Season 1, but was actually very much alive, as shown in Season 2 (via O, the Oprah Magazine).

But what else is there to know about the first Mrs. Emmett? Keep reading after the jump to find out!

Per Promipool, actress Ambyr Childers was born in Arizona, but raised in California. She landed her first big acting gig at the ripe ol' age of 18 on the famous soap opera, All My Children. The stuff Susan Lucci dreams are made of. Swoon! As for her personal life, it's reported that Childers was 17 years younger than her ex-husband, Randall Emmett. She was only 21 when the couple tied the knot in 2009. Childers and Emmett went on to have two daughters together: Rylee and London. Sadly, the couple filed for divorce in 2017. Emmett was dating reality television star Lala Kent at the time. 

It appears that Childers is able to amicably co-parent with Emmett and Kent, but it hasn't always been this way. Per The Daily Dish, during an after-show segment of Vanderpump Rules in April 2020, Bravo host Andy Cohen asked both Emmett and Kent if they think Childers watches the show, "And if so, what does she think about Lala's bad b***h persona?" Randall admitted that he was unsure as to whether or not Childers watches Vanderpump Rules or not, but that he's just happy they are in a better place. "All I can say is that with the peace in the world that we're looking for, they have peace now, and I'm gonna leave it at that. They're friends now," he said.

And there ya have it, folks! All's well that ends well.