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'We're taking permanent measures': Kristin Cavallari hints vasectomy is in the cards for husband Jay Cutler after three children

Published: 03:36 GMT, 24 March 2016 | Updated: 04:27 GMT, 24 March 2016

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Kristin Cavallari hinted that her husband Jay Cutler will be getting a vasectomy.

The 29-year-old television personality revealed she and Jay, 32, aren't planning on having more children during an appearance on Wednesday on the Conversations With Maria Menounos show on SiriusXM radio.

Kristin and Jay already are the parents of three-year-old Camden; 22-month-old Jaxon and four-month-old daughter Saylor.

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Permanent measures: Kristin Cavallari, shown with husband Jay Cutler in May 2015 in Century City, California, said they are seeking 'permanent' birth control measures

The Hills star said they were seeking 'permanent' birth control measures.

'We’re taking permanent measures. We’ll just leave it at that,' Kristin said.

Maria, 37, then joked that Chicago Bears star quarterback Jay might not be too keen to undergo such an operation.

'We'll see,' replied Kristin who married Jay in 2013.

Busy mom: The Hills star was spotted on Tuesday with her baby daughter Saylor in Beverly Hill, California

'My philosophy is, we have to push the babies out. We are the ones who have to go through everything. So you can do one little thing and get snipped,' she said.

'[I’ve] pushed three babies out the old hoo-ha. I’ve done enough,' Kristin said.

Kristin was recently left devastated by the death of her 30-year-old brother Michael, but admitted earlier this month that her kids have been giving her the 'strength' to cope following the tragedy.

New book: Kristin is shown on Monday in Los Angeles for a book signing of her new work Balancing In Heels that recently made The New York Times Best Seller List

Bears fans: The TV personality is shown with son Camden in October 2015 at a Chicago Bears home game at Soldier Field

Asked how she has been since Michael's death, the blonde beauty said: "I'm OK. I mean, I have good days and bad days. I've just been looking to my kids especially for strength, and focusing on them."

An autopsy revealed last month that Michael died from hypothermia after he crashed his car during extreme temperatures while passing through a rocky and rural part of southern Utah.

Jay has been the quarterback for the Bears since 2009 after previously playing for the Denver Broncos.