Kristin Cavallari reveals custody arrangement has changed with ex Jay Cutler and their three kids
When Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler separated in 2020 after seven years of marriage, they initially agreed to split every other week with their three children.
The 38-year-old reality star first hinted their custody arrangement changed last October, and she just confirmed she's retained primary physical custody of their son Camden, 12; son Jaxon, 11; and daughter Saylor, 9.
'I did have my kids full-time for a while, and now I have them except for every other weekend,' Kristin confessed on her Let's Be Honest podcast Tuesday.
'I'm not gonna get into the reasoning or the legality of it.'
Cavallari's specific use of the word 'legality' might be related to the 42-year-old retired NFL quarterback's October 17th arrest for DUI and gun possession.
Jay now has to use an interlock ignition device to drive after his White Ram rear-ended a car, and he allegedly offered the driver $2K if they didn't call police - according to TMZ Sports.
On June 2, Cutler told Us Weekly that Jaxon, Saylor, and Camden are the reason co-parenting has been smoother: 'The kids kind of do it. We've got our schedule and it works for us.'
The Gratis Beer founder confessed he and his fiancée of seven months, Samantha Robertson, 'haven't officially started' planning their wedding, but 'we got a lot of things in the fire.'
Last December, the Uncommon James founder complained that co-parenting had been 'so up and down' with Jay after their divorce was finalized in 2022.
'Zero f***ing consistency, which is really hard. It has not been easy to say the least,' Kristin lamented on the Dumb Blonde podcast.
Cavallari also referred to Cutler as a 'pathological liar' and 'narcissist' just like her estranged father Dennis Cavallari: 'I ended up marrying my dad.'
The Denver-born beauty was last said to be enjoying a long-distance 'deep fling' with retired NHL player Nate Thompson.
Also on Tuesday, Kristin reunited with Harry Jowsey on his podcast Boyfriend Material where she revealed her future plans to move to a 'rustic, undiscovered place' on a beach in Mexico 'and open up a little coffee shop.'
'I don't want to make money on it. I just want to have community and good coffee,' Cavallari noted.
The Gratis Beer founder confessed he and his fiancée of seven months, Samantha Robertson (R, pictured June 10), 'haven't officially started' planning their wedding, but 'we got a lot of things in the fire'
'I'm gonna do my podcast for probably another year, maybe two, potentially do one more podcast tour, one more season of the show [Honestly Cavallari]. I'll have my house at least until my kids graduate college. I want to keep my house so when they go to college, they can come home for Christmas and everything.'
Fans can catch more of the ex-flame of Morgan Wallen in the finale of her reality show Honestly Cavallari: The Headline Tour, which airs Wednesday night on E!
Kristin first found fame on two MTV reality shows Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County (2004)-2006) and The Hills (2009-2010).
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