Very Cavallari - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
I'm CEO, Bitch
Kristin prepares to open a store for her jewelry line in Nashville, but running the company out of her house causes headaches with her marriage to retired NFL quarterback Jay Cutler.
Sunday Not So Funday
Kristin struggles to keep control as the chaotic rivalry between Brittainy and Shannon continues. Jay blindsides Kristin when he announces he wants to buy a new house. Shannon and Gurney's relationship is put to the test with a drunken Sunday.
Boss Moves
Jay continues to push Kristin to move out to the country, while she worries about balancing a move with her already hectic schedule; and Shannon finally puts the drama with both Gurney and Brittainy behind her, only to then find herself confronted by an angry Reagan.
The Ginger Snaps
Kristin has to re-establish control after the girl-drama of her staff reaches a fever pitch, as the opening of the store approaches; Jay is able to get an answer from Kristin about moving; and Kelly's Canadian crush finally comes to Nashville for a visit.
Back to the Hills
Kristin travels to L.A. to co-host E. Live on the Red Carpet for the Oscars, leaving Jay behind to check up on the girls at the office. And a member of the UJ family gets some surprising results from a pregnancy test.
Beach, Please
Kristin takes the team on a company retreat to the beach before things get too crazy with the opening of the store; Kristin learns she can't quite party like she used to; Taylor struggles to keep her pregnancy a secret from the team; and relationship issues follow the girls all the way to Florida.
New York State of Mind
The store opening a week away, Kristin goes to New York to promote her cookbook. She and Jay meet The Canadian when Kelly brings him to dinner. Shannon helps with a wedding proposal plan.
Ready, Set, Launch
The Uncommon James store opens and the launch party is a success; Brittainy worries about her position in the company and about her continued frustrations with Stone; Shannon helps Mike pop the question to Taylor.
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