Jay Cutler Takes Different Approach Than Kristin Cavallari When Discussing Their Marriage
Kristin Cavallari is living her best life! Ever since the Uncommon James founder split from her ex-NFL-star hubby, Jay Cutler, she's been adamant that the breakup was a healthy thing for all parties. Appearing on the "School of Greatness" podcast in June, she told host Lewis Howes that her kids inspired her to do what she felt was right. "Being in a relationship where I was really unhappy, that wasn't going to work for me. And I knew in my gut for a long time that I had to do it," she said, adding that it was the "best" decision for herself.
"The Hills" star broke up with Cutler in 2020, sharing on Instagram that the two had chosen to divorce after a decade together. "This is just the situation of two people growing apart," Cavallari wrote. But while she revealed on the "Call Her Daddy" podcast that "nothing major" happened to cause the split, there were allegedly lots of red flags that should have caused her to pull the plug earlier. Referencing the pair's brief breakup prior to their engagement, Cavallari appeared to regret not trusting herself. "I called off the engagement [for] the same reason I got a divorce, and so I guess if there's any takeaway from that is you can't ignore red flags," she shared.
But while the "Laguna Beach" alum also said (via the "School of Greatness" podcast) that she's excited about her future, Cutler seems to have more of a subdued take on things.
Jay Cutler isn't interested in talking about the past
Kristin Cavallari has been candid about discussing her former marriage, but Jay Cutler is less interested in rehashing what went wrong. "I don't understand," he said, on Sofia Franklin's podcast, "Sofia with an F." "It's two-and-a-half years [since the marriage ended]. Why are we having these conversations?" The ex-quarterback also refrained from criticizing Cavallari who is "still the mother of my kids." Noting that he's "steered clear" of engaging in the he-said, she-said, Cutler called his ex's comments "comical." "If she wants to say stuff, she can say stuff," he added.
Cutler was at a loss when Franklin asked him why his relationship with Cavallari ended in the first place. He noted that she simply "fell out of love with him," which seems to track with the way the couple publicly addressed the breakup. However, in 2020, Page Six exclusively reported that Cavallari filed for divorce from Cutler because he turned into "this lazy, unmotivated guy" after his football career. "He was supposed to take this big job at Fox Sports and have a life after football that would get him up off the couch and do something. Instead, he backed out," an insider revealed.
Cavallari and Cutler began filming their reality series, "Very Cavallari," in 2018, but that only made things worse. TVDeets reported that Cutler hated filming the show and he even made his then-wife cry on-set. Perhaps, the split was a long time coming!