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Luke Broderick defends Danny Booko & slams Lala Kent while dishing on ‘The Valley’ drama with ‘VRT’

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Luke Broderick defends Danny Booko & slams Lala Kent while dishing on ‘The Valley’ drama with ‘VRT’
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Luke Broderick discussed the ongoing drama in Season 3 of 'The Valley' during an interview. He defended his co-star Danny Booko against criticism regarding his treatment of his wife, Nia Sanchez, and criticized Lala Kent for her remarks about Danny's behavior. Additionally, Luke provided an update on his wedding plans with Kristen Doute.

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Recommended Hayden Panettiere comes out as bisexual, reveals details about past Milo Ventimiglia romance Tonys 2026 nominations: Biggest snubs from Lea Michele to ‘Beaches’ Next Previous Luke Broderick defends Danny Booko & slams Lala Kent while dishing on ‘The Valley’ drama with ‘VRT’ May 29, 2026 | 1:42pm “The Valley” star Luke Broderick stopped by the Page Six studio to chat with “Virtual Reali-Tea” co-hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real to chat all about the drama playing out in Season 3 of the hit reality series. During the interview, Luke defended castmate Danny Booko amid backlash over Danny's treatment of his wife, Nia Sanchez. Luke also took a moment to slam Lala Kent for criticizing Danny’s questionable onscreen behavior.

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