Kristin Cavallari: So You Want to Date an Athlete? (FBF)

Call Her Daddy

Alex Cooper

Comedy

4.4 • 166.3K Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2025

⏱️ 55 minutes

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This week, a look back at Father Cooper's sit down with Kristin Cavallari. Can you imagine being in high school and having grown men with cameras following you around to stir up drama? Kristin can - and she reflects on those Laguna Beach days and explains why MTV should now be paying for the entire cast’s therapy. And, with Alex and Kristin well experienced in the world of hooking up with professional athletes, they give the inside scoop on what it’s like to date (or marry) one. Kristin opens up about her divorce - and how she knew when it was time to end her marriage to Jay Cutler. Kristin is hilariously honest and details a date gone horribly wrong with a stuntman, why she’s attracting an influx of 26 year olds, and what she looks for in a partner.

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0:00.0	What is up Daddy Gang? It is your founding father, Alex Cooper, with Call Her Daddy.
0:12.3	Are we ready? Okay. That laugh. I'm like, I know it so well. It's like so weird to be in person with you now.
0:21.0	Okay, okay.
0:23.1	Kristen Cavaleri, welcome to call her daddy.
0:25.5	Thank you.
0:26.7	I have always been a huge fan.
0:29.3	Laguna, the Hills, owned all the DVDs, would watch with my sister, would binge watch.
0:34.6	But another reason I was super excited to have you on was because I follow you on
0:38.8	social media. Oh, thanks. I respect everything you're doing, your career, but specifically with your
0:44.8	children, you deciding to not really show them and keep that part of their life private. I mean,
0:52.9	I really, I really respect it.
0:54.5	Thanks.
0:54.9	How did you decide to take that approach and protect your children by keeping them off
0:58.9	social media?
0:59.9	Well, thank you because a lot of people don't understand it.
1:03.9	But if you go back to when I first joined Instagram, Camden, my oldest is on there when he
1:08.8	was a baby, a little bit.
1:09.7	Okay.
1:10.3	And then we just decided that we wanted to give them the opportunity to make that decision.
1:16.6	You know, my kids may want no part of being known or whatever. And I want to respect that and give
1:22.3	them that chance to decide when they're old enough. Yeah, I feel like that's like a huge debate on
1:26.5	social media because so many people with social media are posting even like their infants. Yeah. And then they're old enough. Yeah, I feel like that's like a huge debate on social media because so many people with social media are posting even like their infants. Yeah. And then there's the debate of like, we, that's kind of fucked up because they don't have a say and now their whole life is going to be documented and then they're going to get to high school and people are going to be like, I have all these Instagram photos of you. But I think it's a really good decision and I definitely want want to do that when I have children. When do you think they'll get on social media? I hope not until they're like 20. You're like I'm not giving them a phone. They're never going to be. 16, I'd say it's probably realistic. And long enough where hopefully they have decently thick skin and can handle some criticism.
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