But even though it might make for compelling reality TV, Kristin told The Spill that the culture in her office became so toxic she began to fear that her best employees would all quit.“This new season is way more focussed on me and my personal life, my friendship group and obviously on J and I, ” she said. “I worked really hard in-between seasons one and two to get my company to a really great place because filming a reality show does not make for a great workplace culture when you’re running a company.“It’s always a relief for us when the cameras stop rolling. Once we finished filming I worked really hard to change the culture we had because all that catty drama was ruining our offices, I was in danger of losing my really great employees.“I almost lost a woman who is now my Vice President of Merchandise. I almost lost her because of it and then I thought ‘this is crazy, I have to do something’. I couldn’t lose my key players because of stupid drama. I had to make some big girl decisions and let some people go.”In season three of Very Cavallari there may be less drama taking place within the walls of her business, but Kristin said she’s still willing to show the cracks that have formed in her personal life.In the very first episode of season three Kristin says on camera that she’s had a “major falling out” with her best friend Kelly Henderson and that the two have not spoken in months.“The most scandalous thing you’ll see in season three is that I have a fallout with a girlfriend in the first few episodes,” she said. “It’s heartbreaking, even now because I’ve watched the first few episodes and it was hard to relive it all.“But doing a reality show, I just figured if I’m doing it I have to be 100 per cent in and that was a really massive thing that I was going through at the time. The friend is Kelly and it still kills me.”What you won’t see on Very Cavallari at any point during the show’s run are Kristin and Jay’s three young children. After being exposed to the cameras as a teenager, the former Hills star has decided that’s not a life she would choose for her own kids.“We made that decision but I don’t judge other people for doing it,” Kristin said on The Spill. “We don’t want to rob our children of the decision to be on social media and have their lives plastered all over the place.“They are so young, they may want no part in social media when they’re older, we just don’t know yet. We want to give them the chance to make that decision about their own lives. I would be upset if I didn’t have that choice.”You can watch Very Cavallari season three on hayu or watch on E!, every Friday from January 10, the same day as the U.S.Feature image: Supplied. To support those affected by Australia’s devastating bushfire crisis, you can donate to the Australian Red Cross disaster relief and recovery fund. Your money will go towards supporting thousands of people in evacuation centres, emergency assistance including cash grants to people who have lost their homes, psychological first aid, and helping communities prepare for future disaster. DONATE NOW