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Lauren Conradhas one major regret from her time onLaguna Beach.
“My biggest regret, watching it, [was] I called you a slut,” said the Little Market co-founder, 36. “I’m so sorry.”
“I couldn’t believe I did that. Because I think where I’m at now I would never call another woman that,“the mother of twoadded. “And it was, for me, like the most embarrassing moment. I was like, ‘Oh, gross.'”
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“I look back and that’s like my biggest thing,” said the Uncommon James founder, 35. “When I watch it now, I wasn’t confident at all. I was actually so insecure.”
She told Conrad: “I took it out [my insecurities] on you in a lot of ways. And so, I am sorry for that because I said some horrible things.”
Cavallari’s co-host and ex-boyfriendStephen Collettiweighed in about how producers ratcheted up the drama surrounding thetrio’s supposed high school love triangle.
“The thing with the show, the moments where some of those lines that we pop off, and whether we’re trying to get a laugh from our friend, it just all those insecurities, that’s what they’re looking for,” he explained. “And that’s what they’re gonna use.”
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Colletti, 36, told Conrad he is still uncomfortable that she was thrust into the middle of his and Cavallari’s on-and-off high school courtship.
“I feel bad watching that back for you,” he said. “And I’m sorry that you got thrown into our little hurricane of a relationship.”
But Conrad reassured him, “I don’t think this is you. I don’t think you need to feel bad.”
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Cavallari revealed that if she could go back in time, she would have handled things differently as well.
“I probably would have directed a little bit more towards [Stephen], instead of you,” she told Conrad.
“You did. It just wasn’t on camera,” Colletti teased, and Cavallari added, “True. Probably true.”
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“I had a huge problem with this because look, obviously they created this show around this love triangle and there’s moments where you and I were broken up and they had learned about Lauren and I hooking up and being very good friends,” he explained.
“And, you know, obviously, stuff happened at certain times,” he acknowledged, “but at no point ever whenever we were together, you know, would I step out on you in that way. And they really paint [it like] that’s what I’m doing throughout the show — which I have a huge problem with.”
Speaking specifically on the trio’s supposed love triangle, Colletti did give credit to “the genius of [the show’s] editing. You have to hand it to them, they really crafted this storyline in a way that I think that’s what made audiences really engaged.”
source: people.com
