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Kristin Cavallari and Lauren Conrad Hash It Out on 'Laguna Beach' Reunion
The two-hour special revisits friendships, love triangles, and drama from the original MTV series with behind-the-scenes stories and cast reflections, 20 years later.
- On Tuesday, The Roku Channel released the official trailer for The Reunion: Laguna Beach, reuniting original stars Lauren Conrad, Kristin Cavallari, and Stephen Colletti 20 years after the series ended.
- The original reality series Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County debuted on MTV in 2004 and followed high school students in Southern California recruited through open casting calls.
- Host Casey Wilson guides the cast through conversations about their experiences, facilitating a long-awaited on-camera dialogue between former rivals Conrad and Cavallari.
- Colletti reflected on the reunion as "which pretty much sums up the fans" emotions, while Cavallari recalled telling producers she didn't care who became Prom Queen as long as it wasn't Conrad.
- The special premieres on The Roku Channel on April 10, though notably, former cast members Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag do not appear in the trailer.
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Lauren Conrad and Kristin Cavallari Come Face-to-Face in ‘Laguna Beach’ Reunion Trailer
The two-hour special, debuting on Roku April 10, also sees original cast members Stephen Colletti, Lo Bosworth, Talan Torriero and more back together 20 years after their high school reality series.
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WVII / Fox BangorKristin Cavallari and Lauren Conrad Hash It Out on 'Laguna Beach' Reunion
Kristin Cavallari and Lauren Conrad are coming clean after all these years. The "Laguna Beach" stars famously feuded on the hit MTV reality show -- often over the attention of costar and classmate Stephen Colletti ... and they're finally hashing it…
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