By now, the popularity of reality shows feels fairly ubiquitous, even the most staunch television purists have likely enjoyed an episode of Queer Eye or Tidying up with Marie Kondo, or My Strange Addiction, but it wasn't always that way.While the Real World swept up pop culture obsessed audiences in the early 1990s, it wasn't until the early 2000s that reality TV really found its mainstream momentum with fans religiously spreading the gospel of the valley girl cult hits The Hills and Laguna Beach.Well, in order to revive the usnn fandom, this summer The Hills: New Beginnings will be airing, without the original narrator Lauren Conrad, but with the original cast members Heidi Montag, Audrina Patridge, Stephanie Pratt and Whitney Port. There will also be some new cast additions, including Mischa Barton.In anticipation of the reunion season, Vogue sat down with cast members to chat about what they've been up to and what to expect in the new season.During Heidi's interview, she was questioned about the lack of diversity on the show, and her answer was about as on brand as you could imagine.The Hills was never intended to provide a social or political commentary, and very overtly centers around thin, wealthy, conventionally attractive white people in California. So, it's not at all surprising that the show doesn't have any diversity.But even so, Heidi's answer managed to prove the point of the question.Heidi Montag‘s response to being asked about the lack of diversity on The Hills is precisely what you would expect pic.twitter.com/YFDXqHRuJI— Gianluca Russo (@G_Russo1) March 6, 2019 In perhaps the most early 2000s blonde woman answer yet, Heidi said: 'We don't all look the same. I mean, Audrina has darker hair, I feel like Mischa has darker hair. We're California girls and we're a group of friends, and that just happens to be the group that came together.' She then concluded the question by adding: 'I have other very diverse friends that are not featured on the show.'Needless to say, this answer has fully killed the internet, it's too on the nose.Heidi Montag was asked in a recent interview if she wishes there was more diversity represented on 'The Hills'.She responds, "We don't all look the same. I mean, Audrina has darker hair... Mischa has darker hair." Dead.— Taylor Marsden (@tkmars) March 7, 2019 She really said ‘Audrina has darker hair...’ as a rebuttal for a lack of diversity on the Hills 💀 pic.twitter.com/1nVjOx6brK— Ryannnn (@ryanzmith) March 7, 2019 Heidi on the lack of diversity on #TheHills: "We don't all look the same. I mean, Audrina has darker hair. I feel like Mischa has darker hair." Oh we're back in the 2000s alright. https://t.co/uZa91dsbLQ— Pahull Bains (@pahullbains) March 6, 2019 People are especially dying at her loose interpretation of 'diversity,' and the fact that she pulled out the whitest sentence ever: 'I have other diverse friends.' But also, most people aren't mad, since The Hills was the last place anyone was counting on nuanced and diverse representation.I'm gagging. First of all the question is stupid bc no one cares about diversity on The Hills. For me it was like a valley girl safari. Representation ain't everything PLS. Secondly "we don't all look the same,I mean Audrina has dark hair"..a perfect Heidi answer tbh https://t.co/QVXNKiL7lw— Bolu Babalola (@BeeBabs) March 7, 2019 " i have a lot of really diverse friends" skdhdbs perfect— Bolu Babalola (@BeeBabs) March 7, 2019 Sskkkggjdksnesa what does Heidi think diversity means?!?! 🤦🏻♀️ https://t.co/Iq9NpWlvjD— Taylor Hawken (@wayharshTay) March 6, 2019 🤣🤣🤣🤣 https://t.co/xVcME2v5Sh— Tiffington B. (@TiffLizB) March 6, 2019 Heidi was like “Diversity!??! You ain’t see the girl w/ the dark hair” Girl, what!?!?! I can’t even be upset! She responsed exactly how I expected her to! Race simply does not matter in her world & if you think any of those girls have “diverse friends” you’re bugging! 🤣🤣— Tiffington B. (@TiffLizB) March 6, 2019 i don't wanna hear heidi montag's comments on diversity, pls, this week has been bad enough. and y'all wonder why the bestie in my head lauren conrad just minds her business, lol.— Kᥱᥣιᥲh Dᥱᥒoᥙᥒᥴᥱs Cᥣoᥕᥒᥱrყ (@RealKDPFan4Eva) March 7, 2019 I’m crying @ that video asking Heidi about diversity on the Hills 😂😂 are people okay?Did we watch The Hills for accurate POC representation? Lmao!!! Next we’ll be asking for more queer Muslim representation on Made in Chelsea or some shit. Lol— Ruqaiya (@ruqaiya_h) March 7, 2019 If this interview has proved anything, it's that Heidi is still fully herself, and this new season of The Hills is going to deliver.