“I’m going to be a producer on my new show with Mark Burnett,” she told the mag on Tuesday at the Reebok “EasyTone” Footwear Celebration in Beverly Hills. “We start filming at the end of the summer.”

According to Audrina, fans will get a series that is “spicier, edgier, older,” than “The Hills” and will focus on “new love” and “romances.”

And a possible flame for Audrina could be her ex, Australian BMX rider Corey Bohan, who she was recently spotted with in Mexico.

“When I start filming my show that kind of stuff will be on it,” she said, adding that nothing is official with her ex. “Corey and I have an amazing time together. My family loves him. We’ve been spending a lot of time together. I’m not jinxing anything because as soon as I say anything, I swear it goes bad. And then it like flips around and you’re like, ‘Why did I say anything?’ We’ll see what happens.”

As for “The Hills’” new addition, Kristin Cavallari, Audrina said she’s still trying to figure out her place on the show and in her own life.

“I know she’s in it now. But it’s a matter of how she fits in, and we’ve only filmed a couple times and I really don’t know [if she’ll be the focus],” she said, adding, “I don’t really know her. I don’t talk to her. Like, I really don’t care.”

Additionally, the cable network has handed a pilot order to Mark Burnett's docusoap reality project starring former "Hills" co-star Audrina Patridge.

The as-yet-untitled Patridge pilot represents a potential second life for "The Hills" franchise, whose flagship series had a casting shake-up with the departure of lead Lauren Conrad.

The order also continues MTV's relationship with Burnett, who produced the network's Movie Awards earlier this month.

MTV's new series in development include a reinvention of 1980s movie "Teen Wolf"; an animated program from Meyers called "The Awesomes," about a superhero who battles paparazzi; "Warren the Ape," a celebrity comeback reality show but with puppets; "Patito Feo," based on an award-winning teen drama from Argentina; "Hard Times," a coming-of-age comedy co-created by David Katzenberg that centers on a unpopular 15-year-old; and an untitled sketch comedy show from Foxx.

"During the summer, as my fans know, I'm always on the beach in my bikini," said Patridge. "But, my one indulgence is the Carl's Jr. Teriyaki Burger. I love the charbroiled pineapple and the Teriyaki glaze - I seriously crave it."

Patridge's bikini body has earned her recognition on dozens of Top 10 lists, most recently being named to Access Hollywood's Top 10 Celebrity Bikini Bodies list.

Patridge isn't the only one who loves the Teriyaki Burger. Due to popular customer demand, Carl's Jr. is bringing it back as a permanent menu item. The burger features a charbroiled beef patty, succulent teriyaki glaze, a charbroiled Dole(r) pineapple slice, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onion and mayonnaise, all on a delicious seeded bun. The burgers are available in a single, double or Six Dollar(tm) version, and sell for $2.89, $3.89 and $4.69, respectively. Prices may vary.

The ad, titled "Bikini", was created by Los Angeles-based advertising agency Mendelsohn|Zien, the firm behind many iconic Carl's Jr. and Hardee's ads starring Paris Hilton in 2005 and Padma Lakshmi earlier this year. The commercial, which features the song "Moneymaker" by Rilo Kiley, was shot on the beach in Malibu, Calif.

"Carl's Jr. ads have a long tradition of showing beautiful women eating delicious burgers," said Brad Haley, executive vice president of marketing for Carl's Jr. "So, when we found out that Audrina Patridge, one of the hottest young women in Hollywood today, was a Carl's Jr. burger lover, this ad kind of wrote itself. The Teriyaki Burger, with fresh produce and grilled pineapple, is the perfect summertime burger. The ad features Audrina in an eye-catching bikini enjoying the burger in the California sun, surfside in Malibu, proving that life truly is a beach."

In order to further promote the burger reintroduction and enhance consumer engagement, Carl's Jr. and its sister chain, Hardee's(r), have partnered with Break Media, the ultimate online network for young, hungry guys to deliver the "Hot Chicks Eating Burgers" contest. The contest, launching today, will seek out carnivorous beauties nationwide to channel Audrina, Padma, Paris, and other Carl's Jr./Hardee's hotties by showing how they eat the chains' delicious burgers. Consumers will be able to vote on which hot chick's hamburger handling is the most engaging, with the winner appearing in a Carl's Jr. or Hardee's marketing campaign, and receiving a trip to the Palms Resort & Casino in Las Vegas and $1,000. Visit www.HotChicksEatingBurgers.com to view the user generated videos or for details on the promotion.

Audrina's Teriyaki Burger ad is posted on the Carl's Jr. YouTube channel (www.youtube.com/carlsjr) and Facebook page (www.facebook.com/carlsjr). Both platforms will also feature exclusive behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with the top-ranked bikini babe. Carl's Jr. is also active on Twitter at www.twitter.com/carlsjr.