Kristin Cavallari entered many misdeeds in his adolescence – and, at some point, fought with an ex -girlfriend Stephen Colletti This led to a break -in with the police.
“In Laguna, I remember that I was brought home by the cops because I was absent,” said Cavallari, 38 “up to 18 years old, there is a curfew. I think it’s midnight and that I was going out after the curfew.”
Cavallari explained that at the time, she was a junior and had left the curfew with Colletti, now 39 years old, who was a note above her in high school.
“We were parked on the side of the road, I think we are fighting,” she continued. “We stopped to fight because there is nowhere to go. A cop passed in front of us and he saw two teenagers fight. Of course, he will come and see what’s going on. ”
The officer came to Cavallari and Colletti and asked the pair to show him their identifiers. Since Cavallari was not a legal adult at the time, the officer brought her home. Cavallari’s father, however, had no idea that Cavallari had “left” his home in the first place.
“I remember walking to the door like:” He is about to kill me. My father will really kill me because he doesn’t know that I left, ”she said. “I remember that my father had responded to the door so confused and [he was] Like: “Wait, I thought you slept.” »»
Cavallari and Colletti came out of all time throughout the school. Their romance and the alleged love triangle with Costar Lauren Conrad were a main objective on the successful reality series Laguna beach. The drama was broadcast on MTV from 2004 to 2006 for three seasons.
While Cavallari and Colletti did not end up continuing a relationship after their reality TV days, the couple remained good friends.
“We are friends. I talk to them from time to time,” said Colletti exclusively US Weekly In July 2018 of its dynamics with Cavallari and Conrad Post-High School. “I’m going to go down. Conrad will organize a killer party on July 4 in Laguna, and so I’m generally there for that. And then, yes, I’m going to talk with Cavallari from time to time. We are always registering and say hello.”
Cavallari echoed the similar feelings of years later, during an episode in 2023 of his Podcast “Back to the Beach” by Colletti.
“We have always been in the corners of each other, still rooted for each other,” she said. “We have always really cared of each other, which, I think, is important.”
