Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos' daughter, Lola, is excitedly gearing up to the release of her new song, "LOLA," and has been counting down the days on social media. In her latest post, the singer shared snapshots from the music studio as well as promotional artwork and threw in a photo from inside her London home too. In the mirror selfie, Lola rocked an off the shoulder t-shirt and baggy pants as she snapped a photo from inside her dining room.
She opted for monochrome tones with a black table and shelves set against white walls and light carpet. The large windows allowed for a view of the tree-lined streets and the high ceilings made the room look spacious. While it's a far cry from the $27 million townhouse where she grew up in New York with her famous parents and siblings, Michael and Joaquin, it's clear she's inherited her mom's taste in interior designs.
She too favors black and white furnishings in much of her home and when she's given glimpses inside, it's always perfectly decorated. Kelly recently opened up about her quirky decor revealing that they have an all-black bathroom detailed with black toilet paper to match.
She and Mark discussed the room while hosting Live! and she said: "Somebody – as a gift, as a joke – said that you need black toilet paper in this black bathroom. And you know what? It actually looks normal because the white toilet paper was the thing that looked really strange."
While Kelly was enthusiastic about the design choice, Mark couldn’t help but voice his disagreement. "I will say, it doesn't feel normal," he shared. "Nobody really uses that toilet," replied Kelly, to which Mark said, "I have." "Well, there you go," added Kelly. "I have not used the black toilet tissue. I just like the way it looks. It blends into the wall."
See inside Kelly and Mark's home below.
Despite growing up in beautiful homes, Kelly and Mark's children are incredibly humble and have been raised with strong work ethics. Touching on her children during a chat with Daily Mail, the doting mother said of their upbringing: "We want to raise productive people who are thoughtful and selfless."
The star added: "I wanted to raise good, caring, generous, thoughtful people who are professional, who are polite, who don't expect the world handed to them."
Lola's mom and dad are incredibly supportive of her decision to live abroad and of her music career. She previously opened up about valuing their opinion when it comes to her music.
Chatting to People last year, she said: "They love it. My parents are the last people to sugarcoat anything when it comes to my singing. They are going to tell me if it sounds bad! So when I saw they had a good reaction and liked it, I felt reassured."