Kristin Cavallariis introducing the newest members of her family.
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But her wish was not unanimous, as one of her kids responded back, “I hope it’s a boy!”
Kristin Cavallari’s kids watching the chicks.
As the family talked about the eggs in the recording, her husbandJay Cutlerexplained that two of them looked ready to hatch based upon a “little black tip” that was chipped off of their edges. “More coming!” was written over the shot.
Chick in the incubator.Kristin Cavallari/Instagram
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“The newest little member of our crew. We hatched our own chickens!” she wrotealongside the shot.
It’s no secret that Cavallari is quite the animal lover. Besides her chickens, the reality star and her husband also own a dog, two goats, and even a llama.
The llama was arecent surprisefor Cutler, 35, which Cavallari welcomed to their Nashville home during a preview for season 2 ofVery Cavallariwithout telling NFL alum about beforehand.
Towards the end of October, Cavallari openly expressed her desire to own the large, furry animal. “I need one,” she captioned aphoto of herselfstanding beside a llama.
As for the couple’s goats, Cavallari shared a photo in June of herself kissing the family’s “newest babe” — her black goat, Pepper. They also own a white goat named Salt, which the reality starshowed off in a photoin July.
But her love for animals hasn’t always been taken in a positive manner.
Back in May, the starposted a photo of herselfholding a young chicken in her arms while she smiled at the camera. The caption that accompanied the image read: “Pet today, dinner tomorrow. Kidding. Kind of.”
While some of Cavallari’s followers applauded her choice to raise her own food, many other commenters wereangry with the playful toneof the post.
“Animals belong in our hearts, not our stomachs. Bet that chicken has a family too. Why can’t we think of them as someone, not something. You don’t need meat to survive folks,” read one comment.
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Over the summer, shespoke with PEOPLEafter the couple listed their nearly 20,000-sq.-ft. Nashville home — which has been featured onVery Cavallari— for $7.9 million, according toRealtor.com, about having more space for pets at their new pad.
“We’re moving to a new house. We’re moving to a lot more land and we’ll have chickens and goats and animals and we’re so excited!”The Hillsalum shared.
source: people.com
