Kendra Wilkinson broke down in tears after her client fired her as a real estate agent.
“When a client fires you… after all the work you’ve put in. Hey I’m having a hard time today, guys,” the former reality star wrote on her Instagram Story alongside an image of her crying with her eyes closed.
Ms Wilkinson, 41, then shared a video of herself crying as she talked about how difficult her job as a real estate agent was.
“I know we’re living in a world of struggle right now, I get that. But it’s just… it’s so hard. It’s so hard right now,” she said, crying.
The Girls Next Door alum, who shares son Hank Jr., 16, and daughter Aliyah, 12, with ex Hank Baskett, added: “I feel like I’m doing everything right in life. I’m raising my kids and putting them first.”
“I’m doing all good things. I’m a good person. I’m really struggling right now.”
Wilkinson described problems she has faced recently, including “fighting with people I work with, getting fired, and people being rude and mean.”
“It’s taking a huge toll,” she concluded.
Wilkinson transitioned from reality TV to a full-time career in real estate.
It obtained a California license in June 2020 and entered the upscale market of Malibu.
In a March interview with Realtor.com, the former “Kendra on Top” star said her real estate career “bloomed” after a chance meeting with her son, Vital Appel, led to her being hired to represent several properties built by Amit Appel, ranging from “the $6 million range to the $20 million range.”
“One day I was at a shopping mall and I was genuinely kind to someone,” she recalled of her first encounter with Vital.
“We just started talking, and it was really good, and before you know it, he’s like, ‘I’m the son of a huge developer.'” Three years later, he called me and said, ‘We’re ready to go public together,’ and I thought, ‘Oh my God,'” she said.
“I met him by chance at the mall. So it’s all about timing. Networking is important, being nice to people, being good.”
