What happens in Cabo stays in Cabo? Not so much! Stephen Colletti and Kristin Cavallari open up about hookups, drama, and what was real during their infamous LagunaBeach episode.
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"That is me literally at my worst right there," Stephen said."My mom raised me in a good way to treat women, and I believe in that, to be well-mannered, treat you with respect and to obviously never in a million years lay a finger on somebody or anything like that." "You're seeing a very immature little boy having his emotions boil over and not processing them in the right way, mixed in with a ton of tequila. And it is a very unhealthy combination," he added."And frankly, you know, I was embarrassed."For her part, Kristin was pleased with how she handled the exchange at the time.
"Based off of Lauren's reaction there, I think we can confirm that, you know, something happened down in Cabo," Stephen admitted.
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