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'Such a cringefest!': Internet trolls 'RHOBH's Lisa Rinna and daughter Delilah Hamlin's campaign with Marc Jacobs

'RHOBH' star Lisa Rinna says she 'dissolved her facial filler' as it was not 'good' for her after getting trolled

BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA: The 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star Lisa Rinna and her daughter Delilah Hamlin have recently faced trolling over their latest Marc Jacobs campaign. The duo collaborated with the brand for a Mother’s Day Campaign, but their involvement has sparked criticism over social media.

The video and pictures have since gone viral with various people declaring it as a 'cringefest'.

A user wrote, "Whatever they're selling, I'm not buying" while another chimed in saying, "They’re trying to make her a “fashion icon” and the basic gays and girlies are eating it up when it’s giving meh. her last 2 reunions showed the ass she is sadly."

A third user commented, "Amelia is doing the miranda sings face" while another user agreed and wrote, "Oh god I know she wanted to be high fashion but the new look makes her look like Miranda sings. I hope it’s filler and make up and a different eye brow and not surgery."

A user chimed in saying, "Lisa needs to lay OFF the filters! Omg, she looks so weird! And she needs a new doo - I’m over the whole vibe of her and I used to really like Lisa!!!" while another wrote, "Her hair looks like she put her finger in an electrical socket."

Lisa Rinna announces her upcoming Lifetime movie 'Mommy Meanest' with daughter Delilah Hamlin

Lisa Rinna and her daughter Delilah Hamlin are making their scripted television debut in the upcoming Lifetime original movie 'Mommy Meanest'.

In the film, airing on Saturday, May 11, the former 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star, Lisa Rinna, and her 25-year-old daughter, Delilah Hamlin, will portray characters who are not related.

The movie, inspired by actual events, tells the gripping story of a teenage girl facing cyberbullying, only to discover that the perpetrator behind the cruel texts is her own mother.

The official description of the film reads: "Divorced mother Madelyn, portrayed by Rinna, and her daughter Mia, played by Briana Skye, have always shared a close bond. However, when Mia becomes involved with her new boyfriend and prepares to leave for college, Madelyn is overwhelmed by her daughter's growing independence. Concerned for Mia's well-being, Madelyn becomes determined to uncover the identity of the person tormenting her daughter, leading to a surprising revelation that brings them closer together. As the harassment intensifies, Mia begins to question if her tormentor is someone much closer than she ever imagined."

Hamlin takes on the role of Mia's friend, Summer, in the film, adding another layer to the complex narrative.

'RHOBH' star Lisa Rinna says she 'dissolved her facial filler' as it was not 'good' for her

The 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star Lisa Rinna recently shared that she opted to dissolve her facial filler after realizing it wasn't suitable for her.

In response to a TikTok video by Nicole Smith on April 11, Rinna commented that the filler, called Skinvive, wasn't the "right fit for her" and she was relieved to have it "dissolved". She emphasized that while the filler may work for some, it wasn't a good choice for her, prompting her decision to remove it.

Skinvive, developed by Juvéderm, is a dermal filler approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. It is a gel implant designed to be injected into targeted areas of facial tissue to enhance definition and minimize the appearance of lines and wrinkles.

Lisa Rinna launches 'refreshing eye gels' to address 'dark circles and puffiness' under the eyes

Lisa Rinna has introduced a new product called "Bright Eyes Refreshing Under Eye Gels" aimed at addressing dark circles and puffiness under the eyes.

In a video posted on her social media, Rinna explained the features of the product, highlighting that the under-eye gels are not slimy or wet and utilize a premium hydrogel fabric that adheres to the skin without slipping.

She emphasized that the patches provide instant cooling and soothing effects while preparing the delicate under-eye area. Rinna directed her followers to order the product from rinnabeauty.com.