Spencer Pratt Announces Campaign for Mayor of Los Angeles

Spencer Pratt officially announced his candidacy for Mayor of Los Angeles on Wednesday.

Speaking before a cheering crowd, the former star of The Hills declared that his run is more than just a campaign; he described it as a "mission" to expose and change the current political system.

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Spencer’s entry into the race coincides with the first anniversary of the devastating Pacific Palisades wildfire.

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That fire destroyed over 6,000 structures, including the home he shared with his wife, Heidi Montag, and their two sons.

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Since the fire, Spencer has been vocal about his frustration with California officials. He and other wildfire victims recently filed a lawsuit against the City of Los Angeles and the L.A. Department of Water and Power.

The legal action alleges that mismanagement of the local water system contributed to the severity of the disaster.

Spencer’s supporters have encouraged him to run for office for months, citing his aggressive stance against the status quo as a reason for their backing.

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A major part of Spencer’s platform involves his public battle with Governor Gavin Newsom. On Tuesday, Spencer shared a letter from the Governor’s office on social media.

The letter denied his request for text messages sent by Newsom regarding the Pacific Palisades fire during a three-day window in January 2025.

The office claimed they had no records of such messages, a statement Spencer publicly questioned. He argues that transparency is lacking and that residents deserve more accountability from their leaders.

While Spencer is primarily known for his career in reality television, he is positioning himself as a candidate who understands the struggles of ordinary residents impacted by local disasters.

His campaign promises to focus on infrastructure, emergency management, and governmental transparency.

As the mayoral race moves forward, political analysts are watching to see how his celebrity status and personal connection to recent local tragedies will influence the voters of Los Angeles.