Kristin Cavallari knows how to finally broker peace between her feuding “The Hills” co-stars Lauren Conrad and Heidi Montag: a surprise podcast!

“I think what I’m going to do is a podcast where I’m going to have them both come out, but not tell each other, and then they make amends on stage,” Kristen told hosts Danny Murphy and Ian Mohr on today’s episode of “Page Six Radio.”

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During the show, Kristin also revealed she has a burner Instagram account and unfollowed every news outlet on it because she was tired of seeing her name in headlines.

“I have a fake Instagram account, and I used to follow everybody, all the media outlets, and it was stressing me out and driving me crazy,” she said. “So I unfollowed everybody. And now I kind of don’t actually know what’s going on in the headline world… and it actually is a lot better not knowing because it just pisses me off.”

Additionally, Kristin opened up about recently cutting ties with her father, Dennis Cavallari, after he “crossed the line” with her children, described dating so many hot guys over the years as “a badge of honor,” and more.

“He’s crossed the line with my kids, and those are dealbreakers for me,” the 38-year-old mother of three said. “And I think I’m just at a point in my life where if someone can’t take accountability because I think really what we all want is accountability.”

“Just tell me you’re sorry and acknowledge it,” she added. “It’s really difficult for a lot of people. And when you cross a boundary like my dad did, and you can’t just take some accountability, well, I can’t have you in my life then.”

Stream the full episode on the SiriusXM app and web player.

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