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Busting bad dish!

Kristin Cavallari Laguna Beach Family Home Sold in Foreclosure

Truth rating: 10

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Kristin Cavallari’s Laguna Beach family home was sold just a few weeks ago after it went into foreclosure, according to public records.

The massive house belonging to the dad of the “Laguna Beach” and “The Hills” star went for $6.11 million, though back in 2009 it was listed for $13.95 million.

The 7,100-square-foot home (photo below), which sits on 3.17 acres overlooking the ocean and boasts an infinity pool, wine cellar, spa, yoga studio, and media room, was featured on an episode of “The Hills” when Cavallari came home following some issues with a past boyfriend.

The actress, who most recently appeared on “Dancing with the Stars,” is now engaged to and expecting a baby with Bears quarterback Jay Cutler.

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(Realtor.com)

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  • Anonymous

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  • Mayhemgirl

    Do they really make that much money doing reality TV to have 12 million dollar homes? WOW!

  • http://twitter.com/liviasangel Courtney L Puzzo

    this is news why the show ended like 4 years ago and yeah Reality TV makes a lot of money but not as much as sitcoms big enough reality stars get upto 600k an episode while sit com stars can get double that or more look at Charlie Sheen when he lost 2 1/2 Men he was getting 1.8 million an episode plus residules for re runs and there are 22 episdes in a 9 month season even the kid on that show now makes 800k an episode. though some shows run in Syndication for decades after they end production look for example at Betwitched it ended after 254 episodes on March 25th 1972 but because it went over 100 episodes it’s been in syndication since 1968

  • Regina1180

    I’m pretty sure they had the house before the show.

  • Anonymous

    it was her dad’s house which means HE brought it before Kristin was born. My question is did the Cavallaris still own the house when it foreclosed or did they sell it and the new owners were unable to sustain it.

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/737I3ORRUEPMWSPJ5PONCVRHTU Chevygirl_25tn

    Actually, the house that was foreclosed on was purchased by her dad between seasons 1 and 2 of Laguna Beach. If you notice, in Season 1, Kristin lives in a totally different house. She lived in the foreclosed house during Season 2. Her dad is an architect…he worked with LC’s dad during Season 1. I’m thinking when the housing market went bust, he probably took a huge hit financially. Probably overestimated how much $$$ Kristin would/could earn.

  • Anonymous

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  • Lagunares1977

    No, Dennis and Nicole King Cavallari spent too much money, more than they had, to provide their egos with a house that two people didn’t need to live in alone. Gross!! They should be on a reality episode of “American Greed”.

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