Audrina Patridge's mom Lynn has apologized for the drunken rant she gave following her daughter's elimination from Dancing with the Stars on Tuesday night.

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"I was extremely emotional after her elimination -- it just came as such a shock," Lynn told People on Thursday. "I want to apologize for offending anyone."

"I am sincerely sorry for the negative things I said in the heat of the moment.  As a mother, there is no pain in this world like seeing your children upset. I am so proud of my daughter and all she has accomplished on Dancing with the Stars."

Lynn's rant occurred after she was approached outside Beso, a Hollywood restaurant, by a paparazzi. Given she had been drinking, a friend had attempted to nip the conversation in the bud from the start.

However the friend was unsuccessful and what began as an expression of the overwhelming pride she has in her daughter became a progressively more angry and profane declaration in which Lynn had cursed out Audrina's former The Hills stars, like Lauren Conrad, and proclaimed her daughter more deserving of fame.

"She's kicking ass on her reality show and we're going to f---ing smoke, especially Lauren Conrad's pissy a-- little fashion sh-t -- That bitch wants to bring it on? Let's go! F--king let's go!" Lynn yelled.

"I've been a celebrity mom eight years through this Hills bulls--t, but Audrina's going to the next level, baby. She's got it in her!," Lynn exclaimed. "F---ing Hills girls -- Hills tramps! My baby's a star! She's the only one that has some class and I don't give a f--- about it."

The four-minute rant had eventually ended with Lynn being carried back inside the restaurant by an unidentified man but later returning to confirm that Audrina -- who was inside with other family members -- wasn't be too happy about her mom's comments.

"My daughter is pissed at me -- I'm feisty tonight," she said.
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