Kelly Ripa Exposes Daughter Lola's Messy Habits: 'What's Going on Here?'

Kelly Ripa wasn't in cool mom mode during the Wednesday, May 6, episode of Live With Kelly and Mark, as she couldn't help but complain after being left annoyed by her daughter Lola Consuelos' messy bedroom.

Exposing their middle child's annoying habits on the hit ABC daytime talk show, Kelly asked her husband and co-host, Mark Consuelos, "Did you happen to go into Lola’s bedroom last night?"

The 24-year-old appeared to leave quite the load behind at her parents' New York City townhouse after visiting home from London, where she lives with her boyfriend, Cassius Kidston, as Kelly confessed: "That was wild. That was wild, what was going on in there."

Mark knew exactly what his wife was talking about, as he confirmed he'd seen the disastrous state of the 24-year-old's bedroom, recalling, "I looked at her, and I’m like, ‘You’re leaving our house. Why is this stuff here? What is all this?’"

The Riverdale actor pointed out that Lola plans to return to the Big Apple in a few weeks, though Kelly still wasn't sure why her daughter needs to keep so many clothes in a secondary location.

"I understand that, but I kept hoping that she would, at some point, go into her closet and take some of that with you or donate it,” Kelly argued, revealed she's scolded Lola to clear her room “every night for a week.”

Mark, on the other hand, attempted to get the message through to Lola in lesson form.

"What I said to her was, like, ‘You’re going to be responsible for younger people, theoretically, at some point. So, you need to get this under control, or you’re gonna raise a bunch of this,'" he explained. "And she looked at me, and she goes, ‘Dad, it’s 6:30 in the morning. You’re talking to me about my kids?’ I go, ‘They’re not here yet. God willing, they’ll come someday. But you’re gonna have to get this managed at some point."

Kelly took a different approach, however, as she teased, "I go, ‘You won the Cleanest Camper award for three years in a row. The Cleanest Camper award. The teachers in school had you organize other kids’ desks and closets because you were the cleanest student. What is happening here?’”

Mess or not, Mark was grateful to have his daughter back home, calling the time they spent together "very sweet."

"She is a net asset, that child. She walks into a room and everything gets more fun,” Kelly quipped, as Mark playfully countered: “Just don’t walk into her room.”