Whitney Port: Indigo Bookstore Signing Stop

Taking care of some promotional duties, Whitney Port was spotted signing books in Toronto, Canada yesterday (January 31).

The “Hills” hottie showed up at the Eaton Center’s Indigo Bookstore where she greeted fans and signed copies of her new release “True Whit: Designing a Life of Style, Beauty, and Fun.”

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Whitney Port Makes Time for Her Grandparents

Life isn’t slowing down for reality star Whitney Port, whose Hulu Web series Genuine Ken starts next week and lifestyle guide True Whit is out next month.

In 2011, Whitney, 25, hopes to clock more hours with her family.

“My New Year’s resolution is spending more time with my grandparents,” she says during the PUMA BodyTrain collection launch held this week at NYC’s Lady Foot Locker. “It sounds really nerdy, but it’s something I need to do, and I have such a busy schedule.”

She’s also planning for her future. She swears off Playboy after a sexy Maxim shoot, saying, “There’s a certain tasteful aspect to Maxim. I’m covered up. I don’t feel comfortable baring it all.”

But Whitney, who has been dating Buried Life star Ben Nemtin for the past year, doesn’t put pressure on hitting certain milestones like getting married before she hits 30.

“Professionally, I’d still like to be designing my clothing line and have that prosper and be around. Other than that, I have no idea. I can’t plan that far in advance. But I’d definitely like to have a family – yeah, for sure – but when, I have no idea. I go with the flow.”

 

What is her relationship like now with her former Hills co-stars Audrina Patridge, Lauren Conrad and Heidi Montag?

“I think everyone is happy doing their own thing,” she tells me. “I think everyone’s doing pretty well.”

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Whitney Port Turns Author With True Whit

She’s a reality star, a PR-girl and a fashion designer, but now Whitney Port is adding another title to her resume: author.

The MTV star, who appeared on The Hills before moving to New York to star in The City, will pen a book, True Whit, for It Books, due out in 2011.

In what her publisher describes as a "conversational, fun, and candid guide for girls looking to start out [in life] with style, " the Whitney Eve designer plans to write personal stories, and advice for young women.

"Being a twenty-something can be a difficult phase," says Port, 25. "There are so many questions, and I wanted to write about my experiences for anyone who needs help navigating through life."

Among the topics to be covered? Getting rid of puffy eyes, dressing for a date, decorating a tiny apartment, and hosting killer parties.

Adds Port: "It's a really fun and fresh how-to-guide where I can share anecdotes that I've learned from both work and my personal life."

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