Trending Now - Spencer Pratt's Mayoral Bid Sparks Celebrity Buzz and Controversy

WHO:

Fox News - Spencer Pratt claims that Leonardo DiCaprio and Jamie Foxx privately endorsed his mayoral bid.

US Magazine - Spencer Pratt stated, "Heidi is an actual angel superhero," highlighting her support during his campaign.

NY Post - An award-winning actor has publicly supported Spencer Pratt for Los Angeles mayor, indicating a shift in Hollywood's perception of his candidacy.

NY Post - Actor Samuel L. Jackson gave an endorsement of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass.

Fox News - Lisa Rinna expressed her disapproval of Spencer Pratt's mayoral run, stating, "the country already tried reality TV in politics."

TMZ - Stephanie Pratt has changed her stance on her brother Spencer Pratt's mayoral campaign, previously calling voting for him "stupidity" but now endorsing him.

Variety - Spencer Pratt, reality star and TV personality, is running for mayor of Los Angeles.

US Magazine - Karen Bass, the current mayor of Los Angeles, is facing opposition in her reelection bid.

WHAT:

Los Angeles Times - A new poll shows that Spencer Pratt has gained support from 22% of likely voters, up from 14% in March, indicating an 8 percentage point increase.

Los Angeles Times - The latest campaign finance reports show that Spencer Pratt has raised $3.26 million in contributions through May 16, 2026, compared to Karen Bass's $3.13 million.

Los Angeles Times - The poll indicates that in a potential runoff, Pratt trails both Bass and Raman by double digits, with Bass leading Pratt 47% to 29% and Raman leading Pratt 45% to 28%.

Los Angeles Times - The poll conducted between May 19 and 24 surveyed 1,913 registered voters, with a margin of error of around 3%.

US Magazine - Jimmy Kimmel criticized Spencer Pratt's mayoral run, stating he is "another narcissist looking for attention."

US Magazine - Spencer Pratt's unfavorable rating in the latest poll was 57%, up from 28% in the previous poll.

Los Angeles Times - The latest poll shows that just 10% of voters were still undecided, down from 26% in the previous survey conducted in March.

Los Angeles Times - A poll shows Karen Bass with 26% support, Nithya Raman with 25%, and Spencer Pratt with 22% among likely voters ahead of the primary.

Los Angeles Times - The poll was conducted between May 19 and 24 and surveyed 1,913 registered voters, with a margin of error of around 3%.

Los Angeles Times - Spencer Pratt's campaign has raised $3.26 million in contributions through May 16, 2026.

Los Angeles Times - The previous poll in March had Pratt at 14% support, indicating an 8 percentage point increase since then.

Los Angeles Times - In a potential runoff, Pratt trails both Bass and Raman by double digits, with Bass leading Pratt 47% to 29% and Raman leading Pratt 45% to 28%.

US Magazine - Spencer Pratt stated, "Heidi is an actual angel superhero," emphasizing her crucial role in his campaign.

US Magazine - Spencer Pratt's campaign is described as controversial and has received both support and criticism from prominent public figures.

TMZ - Spencer Pratt's complaint about Mayor Karen Bass's campaign video has led to a potential police investigation by the LAPD.

US Magazine - Spencer Pratt is currently surging in the polls as he runs for mayor of Los Angeles.

TMZ - Spencer Pratt has defended his love of Mexican culture, stating he eats Mexican food more than "any white person in L.A."

TMZ - Spencer Pratt's complaint about Mayor Karen Bass's campaign video has led to a potential police investigation by the LAPD.

NY Post - Spencer Pratt criticized Mayor Karen Bass for cutting street repair programs, claiming it has left nearly 100 minority truck drivers without work.

US Magazine - Spencer Pratt announced his candidacy for mayor of Los Angeles in early 2026.

US Magazine - Pratt's campaign has garnered both support and criticism from prominent public figures.

US Magazine - Pratt's home was destroyed in the Los Angeles wildfires, which occurred on the one-year anniversary of the announcement of his candidacy.

WHERE:

Variety - The location of the mayoral race is Los Angeles, California.

WHEN:

Variety - The Palisades fire that destroyed approximately 6,800 structures occurred on January 7, 2025.

US Magazine - The announcement of Pratt's candidacy took place on the one-year anniversary of the wildfires, which is in early 2026.

WHY:

NY Post - Some of President Trump's prominent supporters in California are backing Spencer Pratt, urging "common sense" voters to support him against Mayor Karen Bass.

TMZ - Spencer Pratt alleged that Mayor Karen Bass broke the law in one of her campaign videos, prompting his complaint to the City Clerk's Office.

Variety - Pratt's campaign is fueled by outrage over the destruction caused by the wildfires, which affected his home.

HOW:

Los Angeles Times - The poll indicates that turnout will be crucial, as all three candidates are within the margin of error.

Deadline - Jimmy Kimmel criticized Spencer Pratt's mayoral run, describing him as "another narcissist looking for attention."

TMZ - Spencer Pratt is defending his love of Mexican culture amid comparisons to Donald Trump, stating he is not riding that political wave.

US Magazine - Pratt is leveraging his celebrity status and public support to run a political campaign.

(UPDATED May 28, 2026 19:48 UTC)

A new poll indicates that Spencer Pratt has gained support from 22% of likely voters, an increase from 14% in March, while his campaign finance reports reveal he has raised $3.26 million, surpassing Karen Bass's $3.13 million. However, in a potential runoff, Pratt trails both Bass and Raman by double digits, with Bass leading 47% to 29% and Raman at 45% to 28%. Additionally, Pratt's unfavorable rating has risen to 57%, up from 28%, as just 10% of voters remain undecided, a significant drop from 26% in the previous survey.

(UPDATED May 28, 2026 17:58 UTC)

A recent poll shows Karen Bass leading with 26% support, closely followed by Nithya Raman at 25% and Spencer Pratt at 22% among likely voters ahead of the primary. The poll, which surveyed nearly 1,900 registered voters, highlights the importance of turnout, as all three candidates are within the margin of error. Notably, Pratt's campaign has raised $3.26 million in contributions, reflecting a significant increase in support since March, when he was at 14%.

(UPDATED May 28, 2026 16:18 UTC)

Spencer Pratt has announced that both Leonardo DiCaprio and Jamie Foxx have privately endorsed his bid for mayor, a move that has caught the attention of many. He also praised his wife, saying, "Heidi is an actual angel superhero," highlighting her vital role in his campaign. Meanwhile, some of President Trump's key supporters in California are rallying behind Pratt, encouraging "common sense" voters to back him against Mayor Karen Bass, while Jimmy Kimmel has criticized Pratt's run, labeling him as "another narcissist looking for attention."

(UPDATED May 28, 2026 10:18 UTC)

Spencer Pratt is drawing attention for his controversial campaign, which has sparked both support and criticism from various public figures. Notably, he praised his wife, stating, "Heidi is an actual angel superhero," for her unwavering support during this time. Additionally, his complaint regarding Mayor Karen Bass's campaign video has prompted a potential police investigation by the LAPD, while some of Trump's prominent supporters in California are encouraging voters to back Pratt as a voice for "common sense."

(UPDATED May 28, 2026 06:19 UTC)

An award-winning actor has publicly endorsed Spencer Pratt in his bid for mayor of Los Angeles, signaling a notable shift in Hollywood's view of his candidacy. As Pratt gains momentum in the polls, he has also defended his passion for Mexican culture, claiming he enjoys Mexican food more than "any white person in L.A." Additionally, several of Trump’s prominent supporters in California are rallying behind Pratt, encouraging "common sense" voters to back him in the race against Mayor Karen Bass.

(UPDATED May 28, 2026 01:32 UTC)

Actor Samuel L. Jackson has thrown his support behind Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, while reality TV star Lisa Rinna voiced her disapproval of Spencer Pratt's bid for mayor, claiming the nation has already experienced reality TV in politics. Meanwhile, Pratt's complaint regarding Bass's campaign video has sparked a potential police investigation by the LAPD, as he alleges that she broke the law in the video. This complaint was formally submitted to the City Clerk's Office, leading to the scrutiny of Bass's campaign practices.

(UPDATED May 27, 2026 23:21 UTC)

Stephanie Pratt has shifted her position and is now endorsing her brother Spencer Pratt's mayoral campaign, despite previously calling it "stupidity." In his campaign, Spencer has criticized Mayor Karen Bass for cutting street repair programs, which he claims has left nearly 100 minority truck drivers without work. Additionally, he is defending his appreciation for Mexican culture against comparisons to Trump, asserting that he is not riding any political wave.

(UPDATED May 27, 2026 21:33 UTC)

Spencer Pratt, the reality star and TV personality, has officially announced his candidacy for mayor of Los Angeles, a move that comes in early 2026 and follows the devastating wildfires that destroyed his home on the one-year anniversary of his announcement. Current mayor Karen Bass is facing opposition in her reelection bid, as Pratt's campaign has sparked a mix of support and criticism from notable public figures. Fueled by outrage over the destruction caused by the wildfires, Pratt is leveraging his celebrity status and public backing to propel his political aspirations in this competitive race.