Heidi Montag Thinks 'The Hills' Is Diverse Because Some Of The Cast Have Dark Hair

In an interview with Vogue published on Wednesday, Heidi Montag struggled through an explanation about the lack of diversity on her show The Hills. What's more, one part of her answer made it seem as though she thinks the show was actually diverse, even though, yes, its entire cast is white.

A clip of the interview posted to Twitter shows her uncomfortable response to being asked if she wished there was more diversity represented in the show. At first, she attempts to make a case for the show being diverse because it includes blonde women and brunettes.

"We don't all look the same," she says. "I mean, Audrina [Patridge] has darker hair, I feel like Mischa [Barton] has darker hair." That's not even close to what diversity actually is, which she seemed to realize as the words were coming out of her mouth.

She then attempted to excuse the lack of actual diversity by saying that the show is about "California girls," making it sound like only white women live in California. She also pins the lack of nonwhite cast members on the fact that the show is about a real friend group "and that just happens to be the group that came together. I mean, that's just the way the show was."

At the end of the clip, looking very uncomfortable, she pulls the card that so many use when they are being called out for racist tendencies: "I have other very diverse friends who are not featured on the show."

Maybe that means she has a friend with an unnatural hair color?