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Kristin Cavallari busted for speeding in her Porsche in Tennessee

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-22 · by Vanessa Serna

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Kristin Cavallari was cited for speeding on October 14 when she allegedly drove at 88 mph in a 70 mph zone while heading to her store in Nashville. The incident occurred as officers pulled over the reality star in her Porsche near her business location in Tennessee. This is not Cavallari’s first speed-related infraction; she was also cited for speeding in Illinois in 2013, posting a $150 bond and causing controversy due to her use of a California driver's license while living in Illinois.
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Kristin Cavallari was cited for speeding on October 14 while driving in Tennessee; officers pulled over the reality star's Porsche when she allegedly hit 88 mph in a 70 mph zone, passing another vehicle. The incident occurred near Nashville as Cavallari was en route to her Uncommon James brand store. This is not Cavallari’s first brush with traffic law enforcement: back in 2013 while living in Illinois, she faced similar charges for speeding and driving without an Illinois driver's license. At that time, Cavallari had posted a $150 bond after being taken to the Evanston Police Station. No official statement has been released regarding this latest citation as of now.

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Vanessa Serna
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Topics

California Illinois Laguna Beach Porsche Tennessee

Subjects

Cavallari PERSON · 4× Illinois GPE · 4× Tennessee GPE · 3× California GPE · 2× ABC 7 ORG · 1× Kristin Cavallari PERSON · 1× Laguna Beach GPE · 1× Nashville GPE · 1× TMZ ORG · 1× Uncommon James ORG · 1×

Narrative

When the exes split in 2020 and finalized their contentious divorce in 2022, Cavallari remained in Tennessee with her and the former athlete’s three kids: Camden Jack, 14, Jaxon Wyatt, 12, and Saylor James, 10.
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🔮 At the time, her rep told Page Six that she was “doing fine” and would be “discharged from the hospital shortly.”
2026-10-22 · New York Post
Kristin Cavallari busted for speeding in her Porsche in Tennessee · speculative framing

Claims (11 extracted, 6 hedged)

Kristin Cavallari was cited for allegedly driving 18 miles over the legal speed limit while on a Tennessee highway. uncertain
Cavallari → cite → highway
Officers pulled over the “Laguna Beach” alum in her Porsche on her way to her Uncommon James brand store in Nashville on Oct. 14, according to a report obtained by TMZ Wednesday. uncertain
Officers → pull → TMZ
Per the citation, she allegedly hit 88 mph in a 70 mph zone on a highway and passed another vehicle. uncertain
she → hit → vehicle
The reality star was previously pulled over for speeding while in Illinois back in 2013, according to ABC 7. uncertain
star → pull → ABC
At the time, she was living in the state with her now-ex-husband Jay Cutler, but was driving with a California driver’s license. asserted
she → live → license
According to the Illinois Secretary of State website, new residents were required to have an Illinois driver’s license 90 days after moving to the state. uncertain
residents → accord → state
As a result, Cavallari was taken to the Evanston Police Station, where she posted a $150 bond. asserted
she → take → bond
After her release, the “Let’s Be Honest” podcast host took to X to claim she was still a resident of California. uncertain
she → let → California
At the time, her rep told Page Six that she was “doing fine” and would be “discharged from the hospital shortly.” asserted
she → tell → hospital
Cavallari and Cutler, who wed in 2013, moved from Illinois to Tennessee in 2017 after the latter retired from playing with the Chicago Bears. asserted
latter → we → Bears
When the exes split in 2020 and finalized their contentious divorce in 2022, Cavallari remained in Tennessee with her and the former athlete’s three kids: Camden Jack, 14, Jaxon Wyatt, 12, and Saylor James, 10. asserted
Cavallari → split → her
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