[Photos] Lala Celebrates Birthday Brunch With Eva Marcille, Kalenna Harper & Friends

Over the BET Awards weekend, Lala Vasquez celebrated her birthday with a private brunch at Los Angeles’ Bagatelle. Sponsored by X-Rated Fusion Liqueor, attendees included celebrity friends (Travis London, Eva Marcille, Kalenna Harper, Tami and actress Nadine Ellis), media personalities (folks from TheYBF, Necole Bitchie, Global Grind), close friends (Po) and socialites. In addition to food and drinks, the event included an intense cake-decorating contest. From the looks of things (and the release form that we signed), Lala was filming for an upcoming episode of her VH1 reality show, “Lala’s Full-Court Life”. As guests departed, they were treated to gift bags filled with makeup from Motives for La La, Kimberly Kimble hair products, and goodies from X-Rated Fusion Liqueur. Peep some of the candid pix…#StraightOfftheIphone photos.









Photo credit: Michael Simon/Star Traks
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Why did you not mention Nadine Ellis from the BET show “Let’s Stay Together”? She looked insanely gorg!!! At LaLa’s brunch…
She clearly mentioned Actress Nadine Ellis smh