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Lauren Conrad opens up about her romance with boyfriend William Tell in the March issue of Lucky magazine in which she covers.

Lauren talks about how she's comfortable in her relationship saying,

"Honestly, he studies all weekend and I've been working."

"I'm renovating a condo, so I've been spending my weekends shopping for home stuff at flea markets."

"He's just a jeans and T-shirt guy, which I like, [But] sometimes I'll buy him clothes and sneak them into his drawer!"

And when it comes to settling down, getting married and having kids:

"I want kids, but not in the immediate future," she explains. "All of my friends in their early 30s who just started having kids say, 'Give it a few years.'"

Right now it's all about her career:

"The first book I pitched to HarperCollins was a dating book and they did not want it, but I would love to write one."

"A friend from high school recently reminded me my goal was to own a bridal boutique! I'd love to design bridal dresses."

See, there is a great life after The Hills.

Read more of the interview after the jump.

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Lauren Conrad is sticking up for her early acting attributes, especially in that lame, total hit show called The Hills.

Conrad told the November issue of Allure in which she covers, that the show was very honest -- some of it she admits was exaggerated, but the over all stories on the show were true.

"I think the story they told wasn't a dishonest one. The way they did it sometimes was. They aren't going to be there for everything. Sometimes two of their main characters will get into a fight, and that's important to the story line. The [producers] need that reenacted."

Even the romance between the 26 year-old actress and Brody Jenner:

"Brody and I did date. It was pretty brief. There was definitely editing to drag it out."

And now for her current real-life love with whom she is currently dating musician William Tell:

"You don't want a slob, but you don't want a guy who is constantly borrowing your tweezers. ... The last year and a half, I was dating a lot, and it's slim pickings."

So maybe some stuff on The Hills was real, but lets face it Heidi Montag's breasts were defiantly NOT!! Just saying...

[Allure]

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Lauren Conrad has a clothing line for Kohl's, but on the cover of the May issue of Glamour she isn't showing us much clothes. Rather, she decided to go topless, with a show and tell the world of her shyness, her Hills co-stars, and staying grounded.

On shyness:
"On the vacation to Cabo, I wore a bathing suit on the beach for the first time in years. Usually I'm just petrified," she says. "A couple of years ago someone zoomed in on my cellulite and it was so mean. I took it really personally. I haven't worn a bathing suit in L.A. in years because of that."

On her Hills co-stars:
"The show is what brought a lot of us together, and when it was gone, we didn't have anything in common anymore."

On staying grounded:
"The best way to stay grounded is to surround myself with friends and family who knew me way back when," Conrad says. "There's nothing like cleaning my mom's dishes or taking out the trash to remind me that I'm no different than anyone else."

Read the rest after the jump.

The May issue of Glamour hits newsstands on April 10.

[Glamour]