PHOTOS: Jay Cutler’s Ex-Wife Kristin Cavallari Is Dropping Jaws In Her Revealing Workout Clothes As She Poses With Much Younger Boyfriend

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Kristin Cavallari is still going strong in her new relationship and making sure she keeps her body in shape for the new man in her life.

Cavallari, founder of Uncommon James and former star of Laguna Beach, is going insanely viral for posting several pictures to her Instagram. One of them shows her rocking a revealing gray workout outfit as she poses next to her boyfriend, Mark Estes.

The two appeared to be enjoying a fun-filled trip to beautiful Montana that included hiking, being on a boat, heading to Yellowstone National Park, spotting bears and buffalo, and just hanging out with each other as they continued to grow with each other.

The Laguna Beach alum revealed her relationship with boyfriend Mark Estes in February 2024, and she was not afraid of the backlash she would receive due to their age difference.

She even spoke about him on her podcast.

“It was a little early to hard launch someone. One hundred percent,” Cavallari later admitted on her podcast, Let’s Be Honest. “However, I feel very different with this man.”

Cavallari told US Magazine in September 2023 that she would consider getting married again after her first one ended in divorce, saying, “I still very much believe in marriage and love,” she said in her cover story. “I was just really young when I met my ex. So, yeah. I’m open to it — even after all these horrible dates!”

Kristin Cavallari Was Previously Married To Former NFL QB Jay Cutler

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Cavallari had a previous long marriage with former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler, producing three children, Camden, Jaxon, and Saylor.

She and Cutler married in 2013 and announced their divorce in 2020.

Despite their union coming to an end, Cavallari stated during an episode of Dear Media’s “Let’s Be Honest With Kristin Cavallari” podcast that she did not regret being married to him.

“No, I don’t because as cliche as it is, I really think everything I’ve gone through has made me who I am,” Cavallari said. “And I mean, getting married, obviously, it got me my three kids, but it got me to Franklin, Tennessee. It ultimately led me to launch Uncommon James because I was living in Chicago and really needed something to do. And I’m so thankful for that. That’s what I’m the most proud of professionally.”

REPORT: Dallas Cowboys Are Working Out Recent New York Giants First-Round Pick Who Just Tore It Up In Another League

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The Dallas Cowboys reportedly hosted a workout for a UFL cornerback on Tuesday afternoon.

DeAndre Baker, a first-round pick by the New York Giants in 2019, is keen on returning to the NFL following a spell with the UFL’s DC Defenders this year.

According to MLFootball, he worked out with the Cowboys ahead of what he hopes will be a league comeback.

“BREAKING: All-UFL cornerback Deandre Baker is working out with the Dallas #Cowboys early this afternoon, league sources tell @_MLFootball,” the account reported. “Baker, is a former New York #Giants first round pick out of UGA.”

Baker hadn’t been signed at the time of writing.

DeAndre Baker’s First Stint In The NFL Didn’t Go So Well

The 26-year-old was the 30th overall pick out of Georgia in 2019 after the Giants made a trade with the Seattle Seahawks that saw them relinquish picks 37, 132, and 142.

He had a subdued rookie campaign, making 15 starts from his 16 appearances. Baker registered 61 tackles, along with eight pass breakups and zero interceptions.

The former Bulldogs standout was released at the end of the season, having been accused of armed robbery in 2020. After the charges against him were dropped, he signed with the Kansas City Chiefs. He played the rest of the 2020 season and the following term with the team.

Baker hasn’t played in the NFL since 2021 but got on the Defenders UFL roster this year. He was a selection for the All-UFL team after 10 appearances in which he recorded 22 tackles, three pass breakups, and one interception.

As to whether the Dallas Cowboys offer him a contract remains to be seen.