Stephen Colletti wishes nothing but the best for his ex-girlfriend Kristin Cavallari. Upon learning about the reported engagement of the former star of "The Hills" and her NFL boyfriend Jay Cutler, the "One Tree Hill" actor opened up to Hollywood Life that he is happy for her.
Expressing his thought about the news, 24-year-old Stephen said on Tuesday, April 26, "I'm extremely happy for her. She deserves to be happy. She's getting engaged!" The actor, who is currently dating Chelsea Kane (a.k.a. Chelsea Staub), went on to admit, "It's weird. We're at that age now...it's that reality check."
While his ex is stepping closer to tying the knot, the former star of "Laguna Beach" himself confessed he is yet to be ready to settle down. "That's not something [that's on my mind right now]," he admitted. Still, he pointed out, "Of course I'd like to get married some day though!"
Also sending well-wishes for Kristin was another former star of "The Hills", Whitney Port. The 26-year-old took to her Twitter and wrote, "@KristinCav heard from a little birdie the big news! So happy for you, much love!!! xoxo." .

Stephen Colletti, James Lafferty (Nathan on OTH) and his younger brother Stuart Lafferty have teamed up with renowned nature photographer and author Ian Shive for a 22-minute “spec episode” – or pilot – called “Wild Life: A New Generation of Wild.”
“It’s very documentary style said Colletti. We’re shooting a type of show that would end up on, like, the National Geographic Channel or the Travel Channel or something like Discovery."


Colletti said he grew up in California going to the Sierra Nevada Mountains and now he hikes the Santa Monica mountains. But because of work on “One Tree Hill,” he doesn’t get much free time.
And that’s part of the idea for the show. Colletti said “Wild Life” will be going for a somewhat younger demographic than most nature shows. But it’s also geared for people like themselves, who have a love for the outdoors but might not be able to experience it all the time. Colletti said the audience will get to feel the learning curve as the team travels from place to place.


“You always learn something new about yourself and your surroundings when you spend time outdoors, especially in places you’ve never been before,” said Lafferty.
If the show is picked up, it will likely focus on America’s National Parks and other natural areas.


Check out the video above and you can support the project by following the guys’ personal experiences via Twitter: @StephenColletti @IanShivePhoto and @WildLife_TV and liking their facebook page.
They are hoping if they get enough attention from the fans, that they will be able to sell the pilot to a television network so please watch and re-watch the video and spread the word.