The latest news about Spencer Pratt centers on his 2026 run for mayor of Los Angeles, a campaign sparked after he lost his home in the January 2025 Palisades Fire.[1][4]
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Election Day Activity | On June 1, 2026, he spent election day at Roscoe's Chicken 'N Waffles, praying with voters in his final campaign push [9] |
| Fundraising | He raised millions in donations from former Angelenos across the U.S. who want to fix LA and move back [10] |
| Controversy | A controversy emerged in mid-May about where he lives—he claimed in ads to live in a trailer on his burned lot, but TMZ reported he stayed at the Hotel Bel-Air [5] |
| Endorsements | Got surprising support from his sister Stephanie Pratt (who previously called voting for him "stupidity"), Erika Kirk (Charlie Kirk's widow), and David Foster & Katharine McPhee [3] |
| Opposition | Incumbent Mayor Karen Bass's campaign dismissed him, saying his supporters are "A.I. cartoons" while they have "real Angelenos" [3] |
| Political Stance | Distanced himself from the Republican Party, saying he's not running for either major party [3] |
Pratt has been vocal about criticizing the city's and state's handling of the Palisades Fire and the ongoing homelessness crisis, making these central themes of his campaign.[6][1]
LA mayor candidate Spencer Pratt gains traction after his Mother's Day video shows his burned-out home. Activist Samantha Ettus, who also lost her home in the Palisades fires, discusses why she backs Pratt, criticizing incumbent Mayor Karen Bass.
www.foxnews.comLos Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt lashed out at his opponents in a new attack ad.
www.cbsnews.comFormer reality TV star Spencer Pratt opened up about his run for mayor of Los Angeles in an exclusive interview with CBS News.
www.cbsnews.comSpencer Pratt on TMZ, your go-to source for celebrity news, photos, & videos. Latest Story: Karen Bass Ballot Box Video Sent to LAPD After Spencer Pratt Complaint
www.tmz.comTV personality Spencer Pratt, who lost his home in the Palisades Fire and has been a vocal critic of the city's and state's preparation and response, announced bid for mayor of L.A.
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