Spencer Pratt's team denies that cameras are following the LA Mayor's campaign
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Is Spencer Pratt ready to get back in front of reality TV cameras?
Pratt's team was quick to push back on reports that the former star was recording his bid to become the next mayor of Los Angeles. “This is wrong,” said a spokesperson for The Wrap newspaper. “There was no series in production and the cameras weren't following the campaign.”
According to his lawyer, fans should not expect to see behind-the-scenes content on television even if he wins.
“He doesn't have a signed contract,” the rep added. “There is no existing contract related to this because it is not true.”
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Spencer Pratt's team has denied reports that the former TV star is filming his bid for Los Angeles mayor. (Rich Polk/Billboard via Getty Images)
Reports say Pratt has signed a contract with Santa Monica's Boardwalk Pictures and that filming has already begun. “Both known and untapped territory, right?” a production source told Deadline. “That's part of the appeal of Spencer and Heidi, isn't it?”
Fox News Digital has reached out to a representative for Pratt for further comment.
Pratt's campaign for mayor has been closely watched as he has made various allegations, including questions about his current life.
Speculation is rife following reports that he has not been living in an Airstream trailer parked at his former home. California at home. The former “Hills” star admitted she's not living in a trailer despite suggesting she was in a recent mayoral campaign ad.
“Hey guys, why don't they want to talk about why I need a hotel in the first place?” Pratt wrote in X. “Karen Bass let my house burn down. And 6,000 of my neighbors. NBD.
Spencer Pratt has announced that he will run for mayor of Los Angeles in January. (Roy Rochlin/Getty Images)
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“It's funny that they never attack my policy views,” the reality TV star added to separate post. “They can only try to kill your character. They don't want to talk about my debate masterclass last week, they want to talk about the old reality show.”
“That's because they want to continue the decline of the city,” Pratt he continued. “They're locked in a dead mind and they can't shake it. Come to my policies or sit down on the back bench. I'm on the field, son.”
Pratt had been staying at the Bel-Air Hotel for the past month while his wife and children stayed in Carpinteria, California, sources said. TMZ.
Spencer Pratt is seen announcing his mayoral bid on Jan. 7. (MEGA/GC Images)
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The 42-year-old told the outlet that the Airstream is still unsafe as he campaigns to become the next mayor of Los Angeles, saying the hotel's “armed security” made it “the last option.”
“The truth is that Ba-holes and Ramaniacs are a little thing, and from me he destroyed them in conversationand I go to the polls, they are getting more and more desperate and hostile,” he explained.
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Spencer Pratt and his wife Heidi Montag found fame on “The Hills.” (Monica Schipper/Getty Images)
Pratt doubled down during TMZ Live on Wednesday, saying critics were missing his point.
“I don't live in the Bel Air Hotel. I don't live in an Airstream. I don't live in Santa Barbara. I don't have a house. They burned it down,” he told the outlet.
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Even though his house burned down, Pratt insisted that the Palisades area is his home.
“That's where I live, period,” Pratt noted. “There's no need to sleep there every night. There's no need for me to go number two in that bathroom. That's where I live.”
