Kendra Wilkinson breaks down in tears after real estate career setback

Kendra Wilkinson broke down in tears after her client fired her as their real estate agent.

“When a client fires you… after all the work you put in. Ya, I’m struggling today guys,” the former reality star wrote on her Instagram Stories alongside an image of her crying with her eyes closed.

Wilkinson, 41, then shared a video of herself shedding tears as she spoke about how difficult it’s been for her as a real estate agent.

“I know that we’re living in a world of struggle right now, I know that. But it’s just … it’s so hard. It’s so hard right now,” she said as she sobbed.

“I feel like I’m doing everything right in my life — I’m raising my kids and putting them first,” the “Girls Next Door” alum, who shares son Hank, 16, and daughter Alijah, 12, with ex Hank Baskett, added.

“I’m doing everything good — I’m a good person. It’s just such a struggle right now.”

Wilkinson described problems she recently faced, including “fighting people that work with me, getting fired, people being rude and mean.”

“It’s taking a toll,” she concluded.

Wilkinson transitioned from reality TV to a full-time real estate career.

In June 2020, she earned her California license and expanded into Malibu’s luxury market.

In a March interview with realtor.com, the former “Kendra on Top” star shared that her real estate career had “blossomed” after she was hired to represent multiple properties in “the $6 million range to $20 million range” that were built by Amit Apel because of a chance encounter with his son, Vittal Apel.

“One day I was in the mall, and I was just genuinely nice to someone,” she recalled of her initial introduction to Vittal.

“We just started talking, and it was just such a nice talk, and next thing you know, he’s like, ‘I’m the son of a huge developer.’ Three years later, he called me and he’s like, ‘We’re ready to list with you,’ and I was like, ‘Oh my God,’” she shared.

“I met him randomly at the mall, so it’s all about timing. It’s about networking, and it’s about being nice to people, and being good.”