Kristin Cavallari shares her unique hypothesis about it Kanye West.

“I am the biggest conspiracy theorist in the world. I believe everything,” Cavallari, 37, shared on the Tuesday, October 15, episode of her “Let’s Be Honest” podcast. “Do you want to know my favorite? I fully believe what I'm about to say. I think there are clones and I think Kanye is a clone – and I’ll tell you why.”

According to Cavallari, West, 47, “talked a lot” and “really said too much.” The Laguna Beach Star said she thinks the Illuminati didn't like how much he said.

“He called out a lot of people and said, 'If I go away and come back and look different, then that's not me,'” Cavallari recalled, seemingly referencing an old West interview. “What the hell happened? He was gone. Remember? He fell off the face of the earth for a short time.”

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Cohost Justin Anderson seemed hesitant to confirm Cavallari's conspiracy theory. Instead, he speculated that the rapper left to gain weight. However, Cavallari disagreed.

“Look at him. Compare old photos of him,” she said. “It’s not the same damn person. That's not it. He didn't just gain weight. …Don't cancel on me, Hollywood. Let me have my podcast.”

Shortly after Cavallari shared part of the conversation on her Instagram, she received mixed reactions from fans.

“She’s brave for it,” one user wrote in the comments section. “Lol, that’s why I’m here.”

However, another fan expressed skepticism, writing: “My jaw drops at these comments… Yes cloning is possible but the clone would go through the same biological process that all living things go through… they would be a baby lol.” There is no way for a clone to emerge as an adult 😂.”

Later in the episode, Cavallari admitted that not everything she sees on the internet is true. She referred to a conspiracy theorist who believes that the founder of Uncommon James is actually a man.

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“There's a guy on social media who constantly comes after me and says I'm really a man,” she said. “He says the entire cast of Laguna Beach were industrial companies. … That made me take a step back and think, 'Maybe I shouldn't believe everything I read.'”

After releasing the podcast, Cavallari accused TikTok of deleting her post about West. “They don’t know that censorship only drives me more,” she wrote on her Instagram Story on Tuesday. “Since you can’t seem to listen on all platforms, you can watch here on YouTube.”

Us weekly asked TikTok for comment.