Kristin Cavallari Wants To Leave Dating Athletes 'In The Past'

When it comes to Kristin Cavallari, athletes can save their lines because she has spilled the tea on the type of man she is not looking for.

From reality stars to actors, the TV personality has had her share of high-profile relationships over the years. She gained fame on MTV's "Laguna Beach," a reality series that followed the dramatic lives of many teens as they handled growing up in California.

Throughout her time on the show, Cavallari became romantically involved with two reality personalities, including Matt Leinart, who later became a player in the NFL. Although the relationships were short-lived, the reality stars have maintained a close bond since then.

Cavallari spoke honestly about her love life amid her experience of dealing with complicated and confusing situations when it came to men. The 36-year-old made a few disclosures during her conversation with her ex-boyfriend, Stephen Colletti, that began with them recounting memories from the second season of "Laguna Beach."As they talked, the mother-of-three brought up her relationship with Leinart, saying:

"I'm actually still good friends with Matt. Matt is the nicest human being on the planet. He's such a great guy. I dated him when I was 18, my second half of my senior year."

Although this would be the first time that the Teen Choice Awards nominee would reveal her mysterious boyfriend's last name, her fans assumed for years that it was the ex-University of Southern California quarterback.

"He was a five-year senior at USC. He was on top of the world that year. I was so excited about it, clearly, like no chill whatsoever. It was a big deal for me," Cavallari further confirmed on her “Back to the Beach” podcast.

Colletti subsequently joked that Leinart — who is currently married to Josie Loren — was the businesswoman's "first quarterback" before she got involved with Jay Cutler, a former Chicago Bears quarterback that she recently divorced after a ten-year marriage.

After admitting that she has been with "a couple of athletes," the "Cheerleader Camp" actress went on to give a rundown on which athletes would make the best possible partners, when she said:

"Here's my deal. I dated a hockey player. For me, now in my life where I'm at, it's more about schedules. So baseball, they're gone all the time. Basketball, they're gone all the time. Football's reasonable. Hockey, they're gone a lot, but it's doable."

"To be honest, I don't want to say anything I'm going to end up regretting, but I don't think I want to date another athlete. I've done that. I want to leave that in the past," she told Colletti.

It appears that Cavallari is serious about not dating any more athletes, as she was recently linked with model and general contractor Tyler Cameron. The Blast noted that the pair were caught on camera cozying up to each other at a New Year's Eve party.

Multimedia content of their time together was shared on social media by their colleagues, proving to fans that the duo was more than just friends, as Cavallari previously claimed. In one footage, the Colorado-born blonde and Cameron made hearts swoon as they moved their bodies to the rhythm of the music.

They remained within each other's reach for most of the party and did not hesitate to share a sweet hug when needed. The pair, who attended the event alongside "Bachelor Nation" costars — Kaitlyn Bristowe and Jason Tartick — were previously seen enjoying a lunch date in Franklin, Tennessee.

Although fans have attributed her beautiful and youthful look after welcoming three kids to having good genes, Cavallari has assured them that surgery aided at least one of her features. The "Uncommon James" founder divulged that she underwent a breast lift surgery to repair their shape after years of nursing her children when a fan asked:

"Are your boobs real? They look amazing! (Jealous mom of 2 here ?)."

Despite going under the knife to work on her breasts, there are certain routines the actress would not use to look younger. One such example is having facial surgery, as The Blast noted.

"I'm not knocking Botox or fillers; to each their own. I just think for me and my life, it's not for me. They scare me, to be honest, because we don't know the long-term effects of the stuff. I think we should embrace aging!," Cavallari expressed in an interview in March 2021.

The Loyola Marymount University alum also stated that she liked how expressive her face was, something that would change if she chose to use Botox.