The “Laguna Beach” alum’s never-before-heard story might have listeners saying “holy moly.”

Kristin Cavallari recalls a ‘very famous man’ exposing himself on a date to show her a mole: ‘Put it away, f‑‑‑ing weirdo’

The "Laguna Beach" alum's never-before-heard story might have listeners saying "holy moly."

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Kristin Cavallari at 'Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen' in June 2025. Credit:

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- Kristin Cavallari recalled a date on which a "very famous man" exposed himself to her to show her a mole.

- *The Hills *alum said they went on two really great dates, but things went downhill after the impromptu physical exam.

- "And then later, I was thinking about it and I was like, 'Oh my god, that's what he tells every f‑‑‑ing girl to get his d‑‑‑ out," she reflected.

One date might have left Kristin Cavallari thinking, *holy moly*.

The *Laguna Beach** *alum recalled a date she went on with a "very famous man" that ended with an impromptu examination. Cavallari prefaced her story, told on the Tuesday episode of her *Let's Be Honest** *podcast, by saying that she hadn't told it before and that the incident was several years in the past*.*

"Maybe four years ago, I went on two dates with a very famous man. And that's all I'm going to say, because I really don't want anyone to be able to pinpoint who this might be. Two dates in LA. Two really great dates. Honestly, like two of the best dates of my life," she began, noting to listeners and her guest Justin Anderson that the name had never been said publicly.

Cavallari in March.

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For their second date, Cavallari said that the mystery man booked a suite at the Beverly Hills Hotel. They spent the day swimming, and after showering separately they ate dinner on the patio. In between swimming and dinner, however, the mood shifted when her date opened up to her.

"He's like, 'You know how when you first start dating someone you have those insecurities about your body and like you just want to like get them over with?' And I'm like, 'Sure there's little things,' and he's like, 'Can I just tell you mine?'" Cavallari agreed to hear him out and her date revealed, "I have a mole on my d‑‑‑."

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Cavallari asked her date "how bad is it?" and he said it wasn't "that bad" but was "noticeable." He then asked if he could show the actress the mole in question. Cavallari consented. "So, he pulls out his d‑‑‑," she said.

"I'm literally sitting there going, I don't see anything. I think he said it was like more of like a flesh-colored, like a white-like mole. Like I'm not even kidding."

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Looking back on the interaction, however, Cavallari believed the mole might have been an excuse for him to expose himself. "And then later, I was thinking about it and I was like, 'Oh my god, that's what he tells every f‑‑‑ing girl to get his d‑‑‑ out,'" assuming it might lead to a physical encounter.

“Put it away, f‑‑‑ing weirdo,” Cavallari chided, adding, “You know that’s what he does.” She added that this was the last time she had seen him.

Cavallari in March.

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In a previous episode of *Let's Be Honest*, Cavallari, who was previously married to NFL star Jay Cutler, spoke about why she would never date an actor.

“Their schedules are awful. He's gonna be on set. Logistics-wise, the scheduling would be a nightmare, and he wouldn't be able to travel to me all the time," she said in the November 2025 episode.

“Also, typically, actors are very insecure, and I think that's why they become actors because they're seeking outside validation,” Cavallari added. “And I think a lot of them can be like, just really cheesy and just a bunch of nerds.”

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