What Is Lo Bosworth Doing Now? Her Career and Life Today

If you were an avid The Hills and Laguna Beach fan (weren’t we all?), then there’s probably one specific question flooding your Google and socials’ searches: What Is Lo Bosworth Doing Now? This former reality TV icon turned successful CEO has been doing a lot since stepping away from the entertainment industry.

As the founder and CEO of Love Wellness, Lo stepped into the women’s health space a decade ago with ease. Renowned for women-first, doctor-developed products, Love Wellness provides a more effective, honest approach to women’s self-care. However… That’s not all she’s doing. Lo Bosworth has officially entered the Dear Media space—not as a guest, but as a host, launching her own podcast focused on modern motherhood.

Let us formally introduce you to Lo Bosworth’s podcast: Tell Me I’m a Good Mom. 

In this post, we’re telling you all about what Lo Bosworth is up to now. And, of course, we’ll be providing quotes, candid anecdotes, and personal reflections from her first episode, “My Birth Story: What Nobody Prepared Me For.” Consider this your social search-and-rescue for Lo Bossworth—here’s your official guide.

What Is Lo Bosworth Doing Now? Her Career and Life Today

Everyone who was anyone was glued to their TV screens from 2004–2010, watching every iconic MTV moment unfold. Between Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County and The Hills, reality television became a defining cultural force—and Lo Bosworth was right at the center of it.

However, Lo took a different path than many reality TV personalities. Distancing herself from Hollywood, she became a successful, mission-driven entrepreneur, founder, and CEO. And honestly? It worked. And it worked well. That said, Lo recently decided to re-enter the entertainment space on her terms, becoming an official member of the Dear Media podcast host line-up. 

We’re collecting early MTV stars like infinity stones—and we’re damn proud of it. If you haven’t been in the loop, it’s time to catch up. Listen to: 

• Let’s Be Honest with Kristin Cavallari: Lifestyle podcast all about dating, relationships, nutrition, and wellness.
• Back to the Beach with Kristin Cavallari and Stephen Colletti: Your one-and-only behind-the-scenes look into Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County as Kristin and Stephen rewatch—and relive—every episode. 
• With Whit with Whitney Port: Lifestyle and conversation podcast about motherhood, relationships, entrepreneurship, and wellness.

You can also read all about Kristin Cavallari on Laguna Beach on the Dear Media blog! Now that we’ve filled you in, it’s time to really dive deep. Here’s everything you need to know about Lo Bosworth:

Who Is Lo Bosworth?

Lauren Ogilvie “Lo” Bosworth was born September 29, 1986, in Laguna Beach, California. Known as an American television personality, Lo starred on MTV’s Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County in the first and second seasons, and The Hills from seasons 2–6. And you’re probably wondering… did Lo Bosworth discuss her time as a reality TV star on her podcast? Not yet—but we’re sure it’s coming.

After leaving reality TV, Lo pivoted. She moved to New York City, attended culinary school, launched a lifestyle blog (which you can now find on Substack at Lo’s Letter!), and became a successful entrepreneur. 

We can’t give away too much just yet! We’re diving deeper into all the details in a second. First, let’s talk about why Lo Bosworth left reality TV—and then we’ll cover what she’s done since.

If you do want a recap of these OG MTV shows? We’ve got just the thing. Listen to this throwback, “Lauren Conrad and I (FINALLY!) Reunite” from With Whit. Of course, there’s part 2: “Lauren Conrad and I Continue Our Hills Reunion.” 

Why Lo Bosworth Left Reality TV

So… what’s the real reason Lo Bosworth left the entertainment landscape? No secrets here—she’s been totally transparent about it. A few reasons include:

• She wanted more control over her career and long-term financial stability.
• Reality television didn’t align with the professional path she wanted to pursue.
• She focused instead on education, business ventures, and lifestyle media.
• Left with anxiety and depression, Lo wanted more privacy. She previously stated, “I prefer to just be an anonymous person, but I opened Pandora’s box. I can never close it again.”
• She described her time on reality TV as a “gross” and unnatural experience.

Lo did attend her 20-year high school reunion in 2014, where she saw many of her old friends, co-workers, and classmates. She’ll also make an appearance in the new-and-improved Laguna Beach television show, The Reunion: Laguna Beach. However, Lo wasn’t interested in being a part of The Hills reboot. (AKA, The Hills: New Beginnings.) She’s in a totally different place in her life, and reality TV isn’t part of it.

If you’re interested in learning more about Lo Bosworth’s current relationship with anxiety and her public presence, she actually covers it in Tell Me I’m a Good Mom! A slightly different approach, but totally worth listening to.

Here’s another fun perspective. Listen to “Spencer Pratt on What Fame, Loss, and Starting Over Taught Him About Power and Truth” from The Bossticks!Now that we’ve thoroughly explored Lo’s past, it’s time to close that chapter and focus on the present. Here’s exactly what this badass entrepreneur is doing now.

Lo Bosworth Wellness Brand

Lo Bosworth’s always been transparent about her long-term chronic health issues, including nutrient deficiencies, depression, anxiety, and intimate health concerns. After years of frustration and exhaustion with traditional healthcare and chemical-riddled products, Lo started Love Wellness in 2016. This isn’t just your typical wellness brand, though.

Love Wellness is a female-first, clean wellness brand that prioritizes the gut → vagina → brain connection. These personal care products use natural ingredients to support the microbiome, skipping any parabens, phthalates, and artificial fragrances. Just to give you a little perspective, The Killer, Love Wellness’s boric acid suppository, was the first over-the-counter boric suppository available in mainstream retail. 

No gimmicks. No secrets. And no hidden incentives. Lo Bosworth had one mission: to develop better products for women through the best possible research.

Women’s health is vastly underresearched. SHE MD has talked about it in episodes like “PCOS, Anxiety, & Fertility: What Nikki Reed Wants Every Woman to Know.” Arielle from Well with Arielle Lorre discussed it in her episode about hormones. And now Lo’s here to talk about in Tell Me I’m a Good Mom. So while she stepped back from entertainment and reality TV, she was working on something bigger, more impactful, and far more intentional: redefining women’s health and wellness. You can read more about Lo Bosworth’s company in this post.

Learn a little more as Lo talks about her health crisis in THIS part of her podcast.

What Does Lo Bosworth Do Now?

Founder and Business Leader of Love Wellness

Lo Bosworth is the founder, business leader, and CEO of the female-focused wellness brand Love Wellness. Founded in 2016 after her intense battle with her own health, Lo developed third-party tested probiotics, cleansers, and vitamins rooted in expert guidance and powerful ingredients.

A decade later, Lo and Love Wellness’ standard has remained the same: Science is beautiful. Want a behind-the-scenes look at the brand’s recent launch of its Quick Melt strips? Listen to Lo share how she balanced the release while navigating the final days of her pregnancy—at the same time.

Advocate for Women’s Health Education

Beyond her role as a founder, Lo Bosworth has naturally positioned herself as a leading voice in women’s health education. Using her platform, she normalizes conversations around topics that have been overlooked for way too long—particularly those related to vaginal and inmate health.

This all stems from her own experience with ineffective healthcare. After doctors essentially shrugged their shoulders at what she was going through, Lo took the reins. Since then, she’s made it her goal to change the narrative, empowering women to take control of their health with products that are cleaner, more effective, and truly beneficial.

She’s so passionate about the topic that she published a book about it. Love Yourself: An Empowering Wellness Guide to Supporting Your Gut, Brain, and Vagina is a self-help and wellness guide Lo Bosworth wrote alongside medical experts—and it’s INCREDIBLY insightful.

Speaker and Media Guest Discussing Entrepreneurship and Wellness

Just because Lo distanced herself from traditional media doesn’t mean she’s completely stepped out of the public eye. Instead, she’s transitioned into a more intentional presence, appearing as a speaker and media guest to discuss entrepreneurship, women’s wellness, and brand building. 

From podcasts and panel discussions to being a leading keynote speaker, Lo covers all things TV and film, reality TV, social activism, philanthropy, mental health, and wellness. You can hear Lo Bosworth discuss her experience with mental health in THIS part of her podcast!

Active on Social Media

Fortunately, Lo has always been active on social media, giving her followers a more unfiltered look at her life. Her content feels personal, grounded, and far less performative than her early days in the spotlight—which she’s always wanted.

It’s also where she connects most with her audience. She uses her platforms to talk about Love Wellness, her life as a new mom to baby Nelle, and her postpartum journey. And, of course, she shares things like GRWMs, morning routines, and her fave wellness hacks. 

Here’s where you can find Lo Bosworth:

• Instagram: @Lobosworth
• TikTok: @Lobosworth
• Facebook: Lo Bosworth

Host of Tell Me I’m a Good Mom

Lo’s latest chapter has led her straight to Dear Media as the host of her brand-new podcast, Tell Me I’m a Good Mom. The show centers on the realities of pregnancy and motherhood. Think: the pressure to get it right, the constant stream of opinions, and the quiet fear of being judged when things don’t go as planned.

She even touches on this in her first episode. Lo says: “The show is not about how to bounce back or bounce back culture. Even though we will talk about that from time to time, it’s not about optimization or perfection. It’s about real conversations, about identity and fear and confidence and loss and love and partnership, and ambition and self-trust told in real time because I am becoming a mom right now in real time.”

Through her own transitions into motherhood, Lo explores the identity shift, evolving expectations, and emotional complexities that come from this new phase. She also shares practical insights and small, meaningful takeaways that make the experience feel manageable. 

You can listen to Tell Me I’m a Good Mom on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you listen to your podcasts!

Lo Bosworth’s journey shows that growth doesn’t always happen in the spotlight—but it often leads to something far more meaningful.

From early MTV stardom to becoming a successful, unstoppable CEO, Lo Bosworth has never truly slowed down. But instead of manufactured storylines and scripted conversations, she’s decided to take control—and define success on her own terms. Through Love Wellness, she’s created a space that feels both educational and approachable. And through Tell Me I’m a Good Mom, we’re about to see a whole new, unfiltered, raw version of the girl we all loved decades ago.

If you want more updates just like this one, head to the Dear Media blog! We cover all things health and wellness, pop culture, and relationship advice. And, of course, our incredible Dear Media podcast hosts are the ones interviewing all your favorites. Oh, and of course, treat yourself at the DM Shop—you deserve it.

WAIT! We almost forgot! If YOU want to see your favorite podcast hosts live and in person, check out Dear Media IRL! You won’t want to miss it.