Kristin Cavallari is officially done having kids.
The “Laguna Beach” alum revealed she only wants to date someone who’s had a vasectomy during Tuesday’s episode of her “Let’s Be Honest” podcast.
“You want to know what else is a dealbreaker for me? I want someone who’s had a vasectomy,” she said.
“I don’t want to have to worry about any of that s–t!”
Cavallari — who shares three kids with ex-husband Jay Cutler — also shared she doesn’t use hormonal contraception.
“I’m not on birth control,” she told co-host and pal Justin Anderson. “I was on birth control from f–king 15 until 23.”
The reality TV personality then acknowledged her dating pool will likely be men who have already had children.
“I think dads are the ones who’ve obviously had vasectomies,” Cavallari said. “Like, no one without kids is going to have a vasectomy.”
The 37-year-old entrepreneur — who split from 24-year-old Mark Estes in September — further explained why she’s interested in dating a “dad.”
“Ideally, his kids would be a little bit older, so I don’t really have to deal with the day-to-day,” she said. “Because … I can’t have a Brady Bunch.”
She later confessed her “perfect guy” would be a man who is “44, successful, has two kids going off to college … vasectomy.”
The Uncommon James founder was also adamant she will “never” have a “social media relationship” again.
“I will never f–king post him,” Cavallari said. “Mark my god damn words. I’m not going to make my relationship as accessible as it was.”
The “Hills” alum debuted her romance with Estes in February.
She previously explained she pulled the plug on her relationship with the Montana Boyz star due to their 13-year age gap.
“He’s been the best boyfriend I’ve ever had,” she said on “Let’s Be Honest” in October. “I just know long-term he needs to experience life, he’s young … I started to feel the age a little bit with life experience.”
Meanwhile, Cavallari and Cutler called it quits on their nearly 10-year marriage in April 2020. They share sons Camden, 12, and Jaxon, 10, and daughter Saylor, 8.
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