OPEN POST: Lauren Conrad is Retiring from Reality TV

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Credit: MTV

Lauren Conrad recently reunited with her Laguna Beach cast-mates, Kristin Cavallari and Stephen Colletti, 20 years after their reality TV show first aired. The three filmed a Roku special to reflect on their experiences with each other and reality TV when it was first becoming popular. 

While Cavallari and Colletti created a podcast where they discuss episodes of the show, Conrad seems happier to leave that experience in the past. The 40-year old shared that she thinks this is "the last time she'll interact with cameras" despite saying she did miss the people from the show.

After Laguna Beach, Conrad starred in spinoff show, The Hills, which showcased Conrad and her friends including Heidi Montag, Ceiling Eyes Audrina Patridge and Lo Bosworth. The Hills ended in 2010 and we've not seen Conrad on TV since, so it seems the last 16 years have prepared us all for the devastating news that she doesn't plan to return to our screens.

Since her time on MTV, Conrad has authored several books, launched a fashion line, and become a mother of two children, so she certainly has her hands full. 

Well, thanks for the memories!



Source: Yahoo News, The Hollywood Reporter

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