Cavallari suggests that the Kardashians 'always have a motive'
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Her podcast is titled "Let's Be Honest," so it makes sense that reality star Kristin Cavallari did not hold back in her evisceration of one of Hollywood's most famous families, the Kardashians, accusing them of being fame-hungry and inherently manipulative.
In Cavallari's latest episode, she goes on a diatribe against the media and how infuriating it is to see false headlines written about herself, including ones that have linked her to the Kardashians.
"I have always hated headlines," she remarked. "For 20 years, they have just annoyed the s--- out of me, quite honestly. 'Cause they're all about clickbait. They're all about just grabbing people's attention. And they're as outrageous as humanly possible."
Kristin Cavallari condemned the way the Kardashian family continues to operate. ('Let's Be Honest with Kristin Cavallari' YouTube)
Cavallari decided to use her podcast as an opportunity to "clear the air," addressing headlines written about her that were falsely reported.
"I'm in my villain era," she admitted, speaking directly to the camera. "I do not care anymore. And you know what, some people have really pissed me off over the years, and I've kind of stayed quiet," she said, adding that up until creating her podcast, she didn't really have a platform to tell her story.
Cavallari began by reading from a 2011 article, titled "Kristin Cavallari denies fling with Kourtney Kardashian's man."
Kristin Cavallari shared a screenshot from a Page Six article published in 2011 during her podcast. ('Let's Be Honest with Kristin Cavallari' YouTube)
"Ok, so obviously it's talking about Scott Disick," she said, referencing Kardashian's long-time boyfriend and father to three of her four children. "OK, so. Here's what happened guys," she started. "I had known Scott forever…probably since I was 18, or so. Just being in LA, we ran in the same group of friends," adding they used to hang out and party together, but nothing was ever romantic.
Cavallari says Disick started dating Kardashian, which is how she met the latter. "Kourtney and I became really good friends, and I really loved Kourtney. We had so much fun together, I mean, I really liked her a lot," Cavallari insisted.
Kourtney Kardashian, left, and Scott Disick attended a New York City event hosted by Kristin Cavallari in July 2008. (Dimitrios Kambouris/WireImage/Getty Images)
Things changed when Disick and Kardashian broke up briefly in 2010. "I didn't know in those situations you had to choose a side, especially because I met Kourtney through Scott."
Cavallari said around that time, she headed to Las Vegas for something business-related, and Disick was one of three guys who tagged along on the trip. "I was never alone with Scott, not even for one f---ing minute was I ever alone with Scott," she said, emphatically.
"The Hills" star said she woke up to a tabloid saying she and Disick had hooked up in Vegas, which genuinely confused her. "How do they come up with this stuff," she remembered thinking. "I was so pissed, obviously too. Anytime you're accused of hooking up with someone when you didn't, like that s--- just irks me, right? And I'm friends with Kourtney," Cavallari said of the situation.
Kristin Cavallari, right, and Kourtney Kardashian are photographed in West Hollywood holding hands in April 2008. (Chris Wolf/FilmMagic/Getty Images)
It was Cavallari and Disick's mutual friend who told the reality starlet that he knew "for a fact" that Disick had been the source of the tabloid. "How it was worded, [our mutual friend] Stew and I both were like, ‘Oh my god, it’s 100% Scott who did this, to get Kourtney back.'"
"It worked," Cavallari said.
When Cavallari eventually saw Kardashian, she remembered saying, "‘Kourtney, you know nothing happened.’ And what she said to me was, ‘Well, I don’t know. I have sisters and I just would never put myself in that situation.'"
From left to right, Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian and Kristen Cavallari pose together at a hotel opening in November 2008. (NEIL RASMUS/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images)
Cavallari assumed that Kardashian was looking for an out in their friendship, as the two stopped being friends.
"I remember at the time, I was so pissed about this rumor, 'cause it wasn't f---ing true. So I did an interview, and I said, ‘You know, the Kardashians have had every opportunity to just simply say it’s not true, but they haven't.' And I think at the time Kim [Kardashian] was getting a divorce from Kris Humphries, and this was a great distraction. And you know, they always have a motive."
Cavallari took listeners to the present day, saying, "If you guys listen to the podcast the last month or so, I've been ripping on the f---ing Kar-douche-ians, OK. Haven't held back."
Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries were famously married for only 72 days, before filing for divorce. (Getty Images)
In a previous episode, Cavallari spoke about how everything the Kardashian family did recently was solely for fame. "You're so addicted to fame, you'll do anything to have people talk about you. Just f---ing stay home and enjoy your life," she quipped. "Where are your morals and your values? You're moms now," she said later.
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"They always have a motive."
— Kristin Cavallari on the Kardashians
Cavallari then told listeners that Disick had conveniently messaged her, right as she was publicly bashing the family. "What interesting timing. That I get a DM on Instagram from Scott f---ing Disick," Cavallari said.
"And I'm going to read it to you guys because I don't give a flying f--- anymore. They f---ed with me for these many years and you don't get to just do this. And if this is not the most manipulative text I've ever gotten, well then I don't know what is," she said. "This is classic, textbook manipulation, control bulls---."
From left to right, Kris Jenner, Kendall and Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian pose for a photograph. (Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Business of Fashion)
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Cavallari proceeded to read the alleged DM: "Hey!!! It's been such a long time, it's crazy. Kind of crazy that our lives also ended up being kind of similar. I feel like it would be so good to see you and catch up, and just talk about the stress and all the different things you gotta go through with kids, changing your life around, over and over. Really miss ya, though. And wish I would have reached out earlier. Just been so busy trying to be the best dad I can be. I don't have time for much, but trying to think about myself a little bit again, or trying anyway. Hope to hear from you. Just text me, so it's easier to chat."
Cavallari marveled at the coincidence. "That timing is not lost on me, as I'm ripping on the Kardashians, calling them out for s---, now they want to send in Scott," she said. "This is Hollywood. This is Hollywood. When you're out there talking, and they don't like that, this is what they do to try to silence you and control you," she added.
Although Scott Disick is no longer with Kourtney Kardashian, he has stayed close with the family. (Pierre Suu/GC Images/Getty Images)
"F--- you Scott, f--- you Douche-ians, I don't fall for your bulls---."
Representatives for Cavallari, Disick, Jenner, as well as Kim and Kourtney Kardashian did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.
Caroline Thayer is an entertainment writer. Follow Caroline Thayer on Twitter at @carolinejthayer and LinkedIn. Story tips can be sent to
