Audrina blogged:
Hey guys, sorry it took me a couple weeks to write my last blog on hills. I'm sure most of you saw the finale. We didn't get to watch it beforehand, we all watched it together at the live after show. It still hasn't really hit me that it's really over. I thought I'd get real emotional at the finale, but instead I look at it like it's graduating and moving on in life. I'm excited for the unknown and what the future beholds!! Alrighty sooooo I have to say that I thought the end was very clever! Because it's poking fun at how everyone asks if the hills is fake. The little montage at the end of each of us were pretty cool. It shows how everyone has changed and matured. It's crazy to think that 6 years ago the hills was similar yet so different! I was the only original cast member on the hills for the entire series!!! At least Whit and Lauren were at the after show for a little reunion with us. And it was also a mini laguna beach reunion with Lo, Lauren and Kristin.
The final season of the hills ended with people moving, getting boyfriends, getting engaged, everyone maturing and choosing their next path in life. It's been a long 6 years filled with lots of change - experiencing LA life on national tv! One day I'll show my kids the DVDs but not until they are older! haha
Now I keep getting a bunch of questions regarding me living on the beach in Hermosa and also if I met Corey through Stephanie and Josh (lol) and also what I'm doing after the hills..... Well here it goes:
As far as me actually living in Hermosa... it was a gorgeous house, that hopefully one day I'll be able to afford!
Noo I did not meet Corey through Stephanie and Josh. I've known Corey for a very long time and for the hardcore fans out there you know he filmed with me during season 4. Josh actually knows Corey and my brother-in-law Kyle Loza. We have a lot of mutual friends, and no I did not set them up and I have not seen her since finale.
As far as what I'm doing after the hills..... I plan on continue going to auditions and yes my reality show with mark Burnett is still in talks. It would be about my life outside of The Hills bubble, and behind the scenes as far as balancing my Hollywood life with my family life and trying to pursue my dream, but also living life and dealing with realtionships, traveling, all along with the ups and downs. My family and a few real close friends would also be on it.
I hope that answers a lot of your questions! Feel free to ask me more, and I will try my best to answer them all! Either directly, through a blog like this, or in the Community!
xoxo
Audrina

Lauren blogged:
I had a great time reuniting with all my old cast mates at The Hills Finale After Show to wrap up a show that played such an important part in shaping my life. I'm so proud of all of them and think they did such a nice job of ending the show. Here is a little sneak peak of me before I went up on stage including a cameo from my lovely friend Whitney.

"It's really bittersweet that 'The Hills' is over. The finale party was so much fun, though, and then none of us knew about the little surprise ending," she told MTV News about the show's most dramatic twist. "So that was definitely a huge shocker for us. I think Lo and I looked at each other like, 'What?' So only Kristin, Brody and Lauren knew about it, and the crew. But I loved the ending and it's like kind of going both ways: Some people loved it, some people hated it. But I loved it. I thought it was genius."
While LC didn't end up making an appearance in that final episode, Stephanie explained that Lauren knew how the show was going to end, since she had filmed an alternate ending. "They used the ending with Kristin and Brody," she said. "But they had filmed an alternative ending, I had heard, with Lauren. So she knew about it."

The cast of "The Hills," sans Speidi, came together last night at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel to celebrate the series finale and take part in the postshow retrospective. Tears were shed and embarrassing moments were uncovered, and Wonderwall was there to catch it all.
We got some time with cast members Kristin Cavallari, Audrina Patridge, Lauren Conrad, Whitney Port and Stephanie Pratt and asked them all about the
experience, their regrets and what's in store for the future. We also got their takes on Spencer Pratt's outrageous but unsuccessful attempt to crash the party.
On their feelings at the conclusion of the show:
Kristin Cavallari: "It’s bittersweet. I’m gonna miss the cast and crew. You become such a family and you see these people every week, so I’ll miss that. But I’m definitely excited to get my life back a little bit and do other things."
Audrina Patridge: "I got a little teary-eyed, especially when they gave me a flower after the last
taping and I was like, this is really it."
Lauren Conrad: "I got to say goodbye a year ago to everybody but never really to fans so this is kind of a nice opportunity, and it’s cool to be included."
Whitney Port: "I think you get upset whenever you say bye to a bunch of friends. These have been friends. It’s been a long ride and I will always consider them family. We stay in touch every day as it is. It’s sad but it’s also really exciting. There’s a time to graduate college and I think we are just ready to graduate."
Stephanie Pratt: "I always thought it would be fun
to have a video diary. I’ll probably still be very self-critical but I think it’ll be really fun to look back and have the memories come up from filming that scene."
On what they have in the works:
KC: "I'm gonna start producing and I have three different shows right now that I’m working on. Two of them I might make a guest appearance, but I’m really excited to produce. I want to take the knowledge that I’ve gotten off 'The Hills' and apply it there. And I’m excited to study with an acting coach and get back in that world."
AP: "Well, I just got the Bongo jeans campaign, so I'll be doing that and also some more film stuff, I just wrapped filming on 'Honey 2.'"
LC: "I have a book tour starting October 5th. I have a style guide and I have the third novel in the 'L.A. Candy' series so, that’ll be fun."
WP: "Lots of things. I have my book coming out in February, which is basically a how-to guide. It’s called 'True Wit.' It’s with Harper Collins. And I’m working a charity project in Liberia right now; I was actually supposed to go out this week, but it’s being postponed for a little while."
SP: "I have a handbag line I’m really excited about. I’ve been trying to do it since seventh grade. That’s where I meant Lauren, actually, who was studying at FIDM [Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising], so I’m very excited about that."
On Spencer Pratt's antics and the absence of Speidi at the finale:
KC: "You never really know with Spencer ... a lot of people are worried about their safety, but I’m not."
AP: "I don’t know, I never speak to them [Speidi] so
I don’t really know what’s going on in their lives."
WP: "Yeah, it is sad to see because they were integral to the show’s success but I think they only have themselves to blame."
SP: "I really don’t have a comment about him."
On who they think has changed the most:
AP: "I feel like everybody’s changed a little bit. We all have thicker skin, we’re stronger, we’re much more mature. We’ve all matured much more than regular people because we live our lives on TV and we have to deal with the rumors and gossip. And everyone judges. It’s hard."
WP: "Personally, I wouldn’t know emotionally how they have changed or if they’ve grow up or not but obviously I guess physically it would be Heidi. I think that’s the obvious answer."