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Kristin Cavallari is looking back at her past romance with Nick Lachey. The 37-year-old jewelry designer dated the 51-year-old singer shortly after his divorce from Jessica Simpson in 2006. During a recent episode of her podcast Let’s Be Honest, Kristin recalled that time in her life, which was after Laguna Beach had aired two seasons. She revealed how dating him caused her to lose trust in some people. Keep reading to find out more… “This was a wild time in my life, because I was, overnight, on the cover of every tabloid,” Kristin recalled. “I had so many paparazzi following my every move, waiting outside of my house.” “He had just gotten a divorce from Jessica Simpson,” she continued. “So this was, like, the biggest thing in 2006. It was a wild ride.” Kristin added how at the time, photographers and the media would constantly compare her to Jessica, even accusing her of stealing her poses and style on the red carpet. “There are like four f–kng poses you can do on a red carpet,” she dished. “like, my hand on my hip? You think I’m stealing her poses? Like, what?” “This was when I really started to kind of lose trust in some people,” she said, before revealing a story. “I was out one night with my friend, and Nick was there, and we were all sitting together. We were at a club,” Kristin shared. “She acted like she was taking a photo of just me and her, right? Nick is in it next to me, but he’s not looking at the camera because everyone thought it was a picture of me and [my friend], but Nick is actually in it a little bit.” “So [she] sold this picture for $2500 and it’s not even a good picture. It’s an awful photo, in fact it doesn’t even look like we’re together. It looks like they took two pictures of us and put them together.” “That was kind of the first real sense of betrayal I felt,” Kristin concluded. “Like wow, I’m not even safe with people I think are my friends. That was my introduction to shadiness.” If you missed it, Kristin also recently called out Scott Disick for an alleged “manipulative” DM.
