How Spencer Pratt climbed from reality TV villain to LA mayoral candidate challenging Karen Bass

Published May 14, 2026 • 3:00 PM

Spencer Pratt is frequently referred to as “reality TV star-turned mayoral candidate,” but the Los Angeles native and longtime entrepreneur is far more complex than the label press has imparted on him in 2026.

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Tuesday, Jul 21
- LA Car Thief Stops for Gas Mid-Pursuit, No ProblemIndependent Sentinel
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- Nithya Raman ran for LA mayor because Karen Bass couldn't beat Spencer PrattThe Post Millennial
Tuesday, Jun 30
- LA Does Not Love LAZeroHedge
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- Karen Bass Blames Environmental Racism For Boyle Heights, Spencer Pratt Nails Her to the Wall RedState

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