Iconic reality TV star, Kristin Cavallari, 32, was widely criticised in 2014 after revealing she did not vaccinate her first child while also linking childhood vaccinations to autism.
On Tuesday, the Very Cavallari star, who shares three children with her former NRL star husband, Jay Cutler, told Daily Mail Australia that she has 'no regrets' about publicising her controversial views.
'I don't regret anything that I've done, ultimately it's made me who I am today,' she said.
No regrets: Kristin Cavallari (pictured with former NRL star husband, Jay Cutler) has 'no regrets' five years after she linked autism to vaccines in a controversial interview
'The older I've gotten the more just comfortable I am in my own skin and the more I don't necessarily care what the outside thinks of me.
'I'm going to live my life for me I'm not here to live my life for other people and that's been a really freeing feeling.'
Kristin, who rose to stardom on the Hills in 2009, is a mother to sons Camden Jack, six, Jaxon Wyatt, four, and a daughter Saylor James, three.
Motherhood: Kristin and Jay share sons Camden Jack, six, Jaxon Wyatt, four, and a daughter Saylor James, three. The couple mutually decided to keep them out of the public eye and raise them privately
She made headlines five years ago after revealing her anti-vaxxer views during an eyebrow-raising interview on Fox Business Network talk show, The Independents.
The Uncommon James founder was pregnant with Jaxon at the time when she told host, Lisa Kennedy, that she and Jay, 35, did not vaccinate Camden.
'We didn't vaccinate... I read too many books about autism and studies,' Kristin said.
Controversy: Kristin first shared her anti-vaxxer views on Fox Business Network talk show, The Independents in 2014. She later appeared on Fox and Friends (pictured) that same year to elaborate on her views
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