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This is Let's Be Honest with Kristen Cavallari, a podcast all about getting real and open on everything from sex, relationships, reality TV, wellness, family, and so much more. And just a fair warning, there will probably be some oversharing. Welcome, welcome. I hope everyone is doing well on this fine Tuesday. I am on a bit of a two-day hangover. I went out with the boys to the gay club here in Nashville. It's called Play. We went out Saturday night. And we were at the gay club until 1 a.m. dancing our asses off. It was so much fun. I've only ever been to play one other time, like maybe 10 years ago. And the vibes, the gays know what's up. Everyone... was dancing, having a good time. No one was on their phone.
Not one person. Everyone was so friendly and sweet. If you went up and talked to someone, they weren't like, ew, why are you talking to me? Everyone was just like, oh, everyone was just having so much fun. It was, it was the best. We really had a good time. So that was fun, but I'm paying for it. I'm such a baby that now I get, you But okay, very exciting because I told you guys on Instagram, we've set up a listener voicemail. So you guys can call in now and you can leave your questions on a voicemail. This was so much fun for me to be able to listen to your voices. And I just have to say, you guys are awesome. It was so fun. So fun to hear your voices. So I'm going to play them on the podcast. We're going to do listener questions today.
There were so many good ones. You guys, really, I'm impressed with all of your questions and just how awesome everybody seems. So this is in no particular order. I have no idea. So here we go. Ready? I've also, you guys, I've been sick for like two and a half weeks or something crazy. I got really sick right after New Year's, actually over my birthday too. And it's taking me forever to like really kick this cold and that cough. It's, I don't, I don't know what the hell's going on, but anyways, it's really annoying. Okay, here we go.
Hi, Kristen, Leona here from Cape Town, South Africa. If there's one thing you could could have changed in your life, what would that be? Okay. Thanks. Have a lovely day.
Wow. Okay. I love this question. It's very cliche, but I wouldn't change anything because everything that I've been through in my life has gotten me where I am today and it's made me who I am. And that's not to say there haven't been many moments in my life that have been really hard that in the moment I wish I could change it. But when I look back at my life, I know that those really hard moments have actually been turning points for me, whether it be your whole world crumbling and falling apart so that then you can rebuild it and it will be better. Or there was a lesson for me in something. I feel like there's always been takeaway. Or even like I look at my life. So when I was living in Chicago in middle school, I was getting into a lot of trouble.
And that was a part of the reason why I moved to California. And... Like that in itself was hard, you know, moving to California after I had my group of friends and my boyfriend and like my life felt very much like it was in Chicago. That was scary to have to move and be the new girl again. And thank God I moved to California. If I didn't move to California, my life would obviously look very, very different. Moving to California, I got on TV and it completely changed the course of my life, but my career, but really my life. And so like I look at some of those bigger moments in my life or even I look at a big decision for me was going back to the hills because at the time I had been pretty vocal about not wanting to do reality TV, how I wanted to be taken seriously as an actress.
I was trying really hard to stay out of the tabloid world, but Like, there's only so much you can do. I really kind of had no control over that. But I didn't want to be seen in that light anymore. Like, I really wanted people to take me seriously. And so when I got the offer to do the hills, that was a really tough decision for me because I knew going back to the hills…
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–5:02
2
What insights does Kristin share about living without regrets?
5:02–24:02
3
How does Kristin define different types of love and infatuation?
24:02–42:58
4
What advice does Kristin give about breaking toxic cycles?
42:58–1:08:57
5
How does Kristin handle the chaos of motherhood?
1:08:57–1:16:00
Speakers
5 identifiedMore from Let's Be Honest with Kristin Cavallari
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