Alumni of Laguna Beach High School, Lauren Conrad and Kristin Cavallari, reunited once again.
On October 11, fans of Laguna Beach were thrilled to see a heartwarming photo of the two MTV stars together.
“Everyone can now put away their team Lauren and team Kristin gear,” Cavallari, 38, shared on Instagram, while enjoying a moment with her fellow alum.
For their memorable meetup, Cavallari donned a chic black skirt, crop top, and a jacket, whereas Conrad, 39, opted for stylish white pants paired with a matching button-down top, potentially referencing the notable season one black-and-white party where Cavallari famously stood out in white.
Fans showed their enthusiasm for the duo’s collaboration on an upcoming project.
“We’re cool, everything is good 😅 I’m so thrilled about this ❤️🔥,” commented Cavallari’s best friend Justin Anderson. Influencer Jade Brandt joined in, saying, “And the millennial generation is finally healed!”
In addition to Cavallari and Conrad, other casts from Laguna Beach gathered in Orange County, California, over the weekend. Talan Torriero shared a sneak peek of a get-together, sharing a video alongside former classmates Dieter Schmitz, Trey Phillips, and Stephen Colletti.
“California here we come @therokuchannel,” Torriero, 38, shared via Instagram on Saturday, featuring a video from Laguna Beach.
Back in September, Conrad confirmed that a reunion for Laguna Beach is scheduled on the Roku Channel for 2026.
“Let’s revisit the origins…” Conrad stated on Instagram on September 24. “Reuniting the cast of Laguna Beach is coming to the Roku Channel in 2026.”
The two-hour special will reflect on the nostalgic MTV reality show that debuted in September 2004, portraying the personal stories of various students from Laguna Beach High School.
“When I initially pitched the show to my MTV superiors, I never anticipated that such a perfect group of genuine friends would emerge. The series transformed my life and that of the cast while also resonating deeply with a generation of fans eagerly waiting for this,” director Liz Gateley expressed, according to Variety. “Collaborating with Roku to bring back the cast and produce this special alongside Lauren, Stephen, and Kristin, two decades later, is a dream come true.”
Getting both Conrad and Cavallari involved in the reunion—who had their disagreements during high school—was primarily about timing.
“Having Lauren involved is monumental, as she has typically shied away from participating,” Cavallari noted during the October 7 episode of her “Let’s Be Honest” podcast. “That was definitely exciting.”
Although there were initial plans to organize the reunion in Cabo, in homage to a well-remembered high school trip, it eventually gained the green light from Roku.
“I can’t disclose everything just yet,” Cavallari mentioned. “No one has given me explicit details, but it appears others have been rather ambiguous on social media, so it seems I should follow suit since I’m often the one who shares too much and faces consequences.”
