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The infamous feudbetweenHeidi MontagandLauren Conradthat started onThe Hillsmay never be truly over.
Montag, now a 32-year-old mom, spoke about her relationship with Conrad, also a 32-year-old mom, on Wednesday’s episode ofthe podcast #NoFilter with Zack Peter.
“I’d be willing to move forward and put things behind us,” Montag said. “We would never be the way that we were again, but it would be fun to maybe catch up one day and be mature and be like, ‘Hey that was crazy, I wish you the best,’ type-of-thing. But I don’t think she would be ever ready for that.”
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Montag briefly compared Conrad and another former star ofThe Hillswho will not be returning,Kristin Cavallari. “[Kristin’s] always been kind of the life of the party and someone everybody wants to be best friends with. … I think she just keeps things moving forward … she’s just a very confident happy person,” she said.
Montag also took shots at Conrad’s close friendLo Bosworth, recalling: “I was never friends with Lo … I didn’t even know she was really a part ofThe Hillsto be honest.”
Ahead of revival—which Montag said she hopes will be likeJersey Shore: Family Vacation —the reality star also divulged a little about which fights were most produced and which weren’t. The short answer: Most of her drama with husbandSpencer Pratt, 35, wasn’t real.
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“There were certain elements that were rea l… and then a combination of things in our relationship that were manufactured,” Montag explained. “Then it became to a point where the other cast didn’t want to film with Spencer and I, so the only way we had our storyline was a lot of fake fighting and drama and stuff like that.”
The Hills: New Beginningswill reunite original cast members, alongside their children, friends and returning favorites, and follow their personal and professional lives while living in Los Angeles. It is slated to premiere in 2019.
source: people.com
