Kristin Cavallari, 38, makes shock U-turn on her ideal man after dating 25-year-old toyboy
Kristin Cavallari is looking for a different kind of person to date after her last relationship with a man 13 years her junior.
The 38-year-old reality star - who recently bared all about her boob job - talked candidly about the kind of man she is looking for months after split with 25-year-old toyboy Mark Estes.
Kristin recently sat down with Extra's Billy Bush as she said: 'My ideal guy would be 45, not famous, whatsoever. Maybe he owns a construction company in Tennessee.
'A little bit older, has maybe a couple of kids that are also a little bit older, maybe they're going to college soon.'
She went on to reveal that she was currently 'manifesting' her dream guy while insisting that she wasn't talking about anyone in her life specifically.
No doubt the want to be dating an older man is quite the shock U-turn as her most recent relationship was with the much younger TikTok influencer Mark.
The couple had called it quits after seven months of dating in October 2024 as a source told DailyMail.com at the time that age ended up being a factor.
The insider said: 'It was Kristin who pulled the plug on this and although Mark was not onboard with it, he really has no other choice.
'The age gap was not an issue in the beginning but then it was because of the different places that they are in their lives.
'Mark was hoping that it was going to last. He did ask her to reconsider and still wants her to. He had gotten close to her kids.'
The ex-flame of Morgan Wallen welcomed her three children during her seven-year marriage to ex-husband Jay Cutler, which ended in 2020 (divorce was finalized in 2022).
In her new interview, Kristin also talked about receiving a nude photo from Netflix start Harry Jowsey.
She admitted: 'It was bold. It didn't get him very far.'
Last month, E! Entertainment dropped the 'official supertease' for Kristin Cavallari 's new reality show Honestly Cavallari: The Headline Tour.
It captured all of the chaotic action behind the scenes of the 38-year-old reality star's five-date Let's Be Honest 'Headline Tour' including her reunion with Perfect Match star Harry Jowsey.
And as the Australian 27-year-old sat beside Kristin, she suddenly announced to the crowd: 'I got a d*** pic from Harry, you guys.'
The camera then cut to the moment Cavallari showed the explicit photo to her BFF Justin Anderson in a sprinter van, and he declared: 'It's gigantic!'
Harry appeared on the Let's Be Honest podcaster's Chicago show on March 8 where she made him drink hot sauce and he reacted by challenging her: 'Who's got the biggest c***?'
Jowsey previously appeared on Kristin's podcast January 7 where he joked that he was 'breaking' his celibacy streak with her following the death of his father last December.
Kristin first found fame on two MTV reality shows Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County (2004)-2006) and The Hills (2009-2010).
Her latest series Honestly Cavallari: The Headline Tour airs Wednesdays at 10pm on both E! and Bravo.
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