Spencer Pratt Net Worth 2026

The estimated net worth of Spencer Pratt is $0.1 million USD.
Real Name Spencer William Pratt
Net Worth 2026 $0.1 million USD
Birthday (Year-Month-Day) 1983-08-14
Nationality American
Occupation Reality television personality
Height 1.83 m or 6 ft 0 inches
Weight 70 kg or 154 pounds
Marital Status Married
Ethnicity
Education University of Southern California
Kids 1
Kids Names Gunner Stone



For the American diplomat, see E. Spencer Pratt.

Spencer Pratt
A portrait photograph of Spencer Pratt
Pratt in 2009
Born
Spencer William Pratt

(1983-08-14) August 14, 1983 (age 42)
Los Angeles, California, U.S.
EducationUniversity of Southern California (BA)
OccupationReality television personality
Years active2005–present
Television
Political party
Republican (2020–present)[1]
Other political
affiliations
Independent (2008–2020)
Spouse
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(m. 2008)​
Children2
RelativesStephanie Pratt (sister)

Spencer William Pratt (born August 14, 1983) is an American reality television personality. In 2007, he began dating Heidi Montag, a primary cast member of the reality television series The Hills and came to prominence after being cast in the series. A feud between them and Montag's fellow cast member Lauren Conrad became the central focus of the series and carried on through each subsequent season.

The couple married in April 2009, and later that year made controversial appearances on the second season of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! In 2013, Montag and Pratt competed on the eleventh series of the British version of Celebrity Big Brother, and returned to compete on the nineteenth series in 2017. In 2026, he published a memoir entitled The Guy You Loved to Hate: Confessions from a Reality TV Villain.[2]

After his home in Pacific Palisades was destroyed in the Palisades Fire in January 2025, he sued the city of Los Angeles and pushed for an investigation into California Governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass. On the one-year anniversary of the fire, he announced his intent to run for mayor of Los Angeles in 2026. A member of the Republican Party, he finished third in the nonpartisan primary for the 2026 Los Angeles mayoral election and was eliminated.[3][4]

Early life and education

Pratt was born on August 14, 1983, in Los Angeles, California.[5] Pratt's father is William "Skip" Pratt, a dentist, and his mother is Janet Pratt.[6] He attended the Crossroads School. In December 2013, Pratt completed his undergraduate degree in political science at the University of Southern California. Pratt had left his studies to pursue television projects and re-enrolled in 2011.[7]

Reality television career

Early career and The Hills

Pratt and two other people at an event in Las Vegas.
Pratt (left) in 2007

Pratt first appeared on television in 2005 in the short-lived reality television series The Princes of Malibu. As creator and executive producer of the series, Pratt acted in the role of "manager/publicist/agent/stylist" for series star Brody Jenner.[8] In 2006, MTV developed the reality television series The Hills as the spin-off of Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County. It originally chronicled the lives of Lauren Conrad, Heidi Montag, Audrina Patridge, and Whitney Port.[9] In 2007, Pratt began dating and lived with Montag.[10][11]

During the third season, Conrad ended her friendship with Montag after she suspected that Pratt was responsible for rumors of a sex tape involving her and her former boyfriend Jason Wahler. Pratt later admitted he was responsible for the rumors.[12] He later said he was lying when he claimed responsibility for the rumor.[13] The ensuing feud between the three carried through each subsequent season.[14][15]

At the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards, MTV announced a reboot of The Hills entitled The Hills: New Beginnings, slated to premiere in 2019. Pratt was announced as part of the cast of the new series.[16][17][18] The show followed the Pratts as they navigated running their business "Pratt Daddy Crystals" and wanting to expand their family. The show was cancelled after two seasons.

Music and celebrity appearances

In August 2007, Montag entered the music industry and began recording her debut studio album. Later that month, the song "Body Language" was leaked on the internet, and featured a rap verse by Pratt.[19] He later directed the music video for Montag's first promotional single "Higher".[20] In 2009, Pratt released the song "I'm a Celebrity," in which he called himself "the white Jay-Z."[21][22] Pratt created the song to be released in conjunction with his role on the 2009 season of NBC's reality television "I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!"[22] Pratt came up with the rap name "Great White" from fighter Kevin Cale Casey, a professional fighter, who apparently would refer to Pratt by this moniker. Pratt said that his biggest rap influences were Eminem and Asher Roth.[23]

In 2009, Montag and Pratt appeared on the second season of the American version of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!.[24] They quit after Montag was hospitalized with a gastric ulcer[25] and later created controversy after alleging that they were subject to torture during production.[26] After leaving the series, Montag and Pratt became notorious for their antics and antagonistic roles, notably during an interview with Al Roker of Today,[27] and were described as "everything that's wrong with America".[28] In May 2010, Pratt and Montag made their final appearance on The Hills halfway through the sixth and final season.[29][unreliable source?] In 2009, Spencer and Heidi appeared on the How I Met Your Mother episode "Benefits" as themselves.

The couple has been featured in documentary programs. In 2013, Channel 5 aired a one-off television special discussing Montag and Pratt's rise to prominence, titled Speidi: Scandal, Secrets & Surgery!.[30] The couple appeared in the E! Documentary special After Shock: Heidi & Spencer.[31]

Big Brother and later projects

The couple have appeared on Big Brother. In January 2013, Montag and Pratt (as a single entity) competed as housemates on Celebrity Big Brother 11,[32] where they notably developed a minor feud with singer and television personality Rylan Clark.[33] They were named the runners-up, losing to Clark.[34] In 2017, Pratt re-entered the Celebrity Big Brother 19 with his wife. On Day 18, the couple was eternally nominated by James Cosmo, which they did not have a good reaction to. They were saved in an eight-person eviction on Day 22. However, they were evicted on Day 25 against Kim Woodburn, Jessica Cunningham, Bianca Gascoigne and Jedward; after they finished in 9th place. Pratt and Montag were reunited with their series 11 rival, Rylan Clark-Neal, on Big Brother's Bit on the Side that night.

In 2015, Pratt and Montag were houseguests on We TV's Marriage Boot Camp, as they worked out their differences about having children.[35] In 2026, when Montag competed in season fourteen of The Masked Singer as "Snow Cone", Pratt was in the background of the performances as a snow cone-headed character that was later named "Mr. Snow Cone". As Montag was eliminated on "Spice Girls Night", Pratt took over the unmasking duties of the Men in Black and then unmasked himself.[36][37]

Personal life

Spencer Pratt, Philip Nelson, and Heidi Montag on a balcony.
Pratt (left) and Montag in 2009

During the fourth season of The Hills, Montag and Pratt eloped to Mexico on November 20, 2008.[38] A wedding ceremony was held on April 25, 2009, in Pasadena, California.[39][40] In July 2010, Montag filed for divorce from Pratt, citing irreconcilable differences in the petition,[41] but they called off the divorce in September after confessing that the action was intended to boost Montag's ailing career.[42] In November, they renewed their vows in Carpinteria, California.[43] They have two children.[44][45]

Pratt was arrested and jailed in Costa Rica on September 11, 2010, while attempting to board an aircraft with hunting weapons. He was released and banned from re-entering the country.[46]

Palisades fire

On January 7, 2025, Pratt's home was destroyed in the Pacific Palisades fire.[47] The couple purchased the home for approximately $2.5 million in 2017. After the fire, they moved to a rental home in Carpinteria, Santa Barbara County. Initially, they were not sure they would be able to afford the price to rebuild the home due to construction costs and ongoing mortgage payments.[48]

Pratt and other property owners sued the city of Los Angeles and the Department of Water and Power, and blamed the city and the utility for the destruction of their homes.[49] He went to Washington D.C. to meet with Attorney General Pam Bondi and other federal officials about launching an investigation into Newsom and Bass.[6]

2026 Los Angeles mayoral election

Main article: 2026 Los Angeles mayoral election

On January 7, 2026, Pratt announced that he would run for mayor of Los Angeles in the 2026 Los Angeles mayoral election, challenging incumbent Karen Bass.[50] He announced his campaign on the first anniversary of the Palisades fire.[51] Pratt's decision to run has been primarily motivated by the Palisades Fire disaster and his frustrations and belief about incumbent mayor Karen Bass's failure to prevent and respond to the crisis. [52][53]

The race is officially nonpartisan.[54] Pratt is a registered Republican and has downplayed his party registration during the campaign.[1] Jeanie Buss, Katharine McPhee, Rick Salomon, Manny Pacquiao, and Jeff Jenkins have donated to his campaign.[55][56] Record producer David Foster hosted a fundraiser for him.[57] The New York Times stated that roughly 17 percent of Pratt's campaign donations were from donors residing in Los Angeles.[58]

In an April 2026 CalMatters commentary article, journalist Jim Newton said that his own memoir undermined his campaign.[59] In May 2026, he wrote he is "done" with CBS News after accusing the network of running a hit piece on him with clips from The Hills.[60] His sister, Stephanie Pratt, initially urged voters to not support her brother,[61] before reversing her stance.[62]

Policy positions

Pratt positioned himself as a "common sense" populist, outsider to represent voter's frustrations with public safety, emergency management, crime, and fiscal reform.[63][64][65] Pratt's political positions include increasing funding for LAPD, and addressing drug addiction, mental health, homelessness, regulations, and emergency management. [66][67] Douglas Schoen, a pollster and political consultant, wrote in The Hill that Pratt is "tapping into frustration with the state of the city" and "channeling broader dissatisfaction with quality-of-life issues".[68] He has spoke on social media that he will utilize law enforcement to address LA's recent surge of dangerous street takeovers. [69][70][71]

In a May 2026 debate that was hosted by KNBC, he characterized himself as a community advocate like former President Barack Obama.[72] Some commentators found his debate performance effective with voters.[73] In that same debate, Pratt denied being a part of MAGA, despite having received the endorsement of Donald Trump.[72] He argued that "super meth" is fueling homelessness in the city of Los Angeles.[74] He advocated for curtailing funding for nonprofits aimed at reducing homelessness and reallocating that money toward the LAPD.[75] He has also said that he will direct LAPD to increase patrols around synagogues and Chabad centers.[76]

Campaign advertisements

Pratt has used humor, cultural touch points, and social media videos to quickly garner attention and support for his campaign.[77] In a music video ad, he dubbed himself the "Prince of Bel-Air" in a spoof campaign video.[78]

A.I.-generated video reposted by Pratt's campaign

His campaign reposted a viral video by film-maker Charlie Curran that used artificial intelligence. Pratt did not commission the advertisement. The video, a reference to the 2012 film The Dark Knight Rises, depicts Los Angeles as Gotham City.[79] The video portrays Pratt as Batman and Californian politicians such as Bass, Newsom, and Kamala Harris as supervillains.[80][81][82] Texas Senator Ted Cruz and former U.S. congressman Matt Gaetz praised the advertisement; former Florida Governor Jeb Bush called it the "maybe the best political ad of the year."[80] The viral videos, not commissioned by Pratt have brought rise to discussion on the future of political advertisements and Generative AI.[83]

During the campaign, he had a video that was filmed, in part, outside the homes of other candidates Nithya Raman and current Mayor Karen Bass. Raman accused Pratt of being reckless for filming outside her home.[84] In that advertisement, Pratt is standing on his lot in front of his Airstream and said: "This is where I live."[85] Days later, it was reported by TMZ that he was residing at the Hotel Bel-Air and his family was based in Santa Barbara.[85][86] In response, he produced campaign ad videos to clarify confusion about his living situation, addressing the loss of his home due to the Palisades Fire.[87]

Results and aftermath

On election night, Pratt initially led third-place candidate Nithya Raman by more than eight percentage points. However, due to the large number of outstanding mail ballots, the race remained too close to call. Raman overtook Pratt seven days later.[88] During that time period, Raman's net accumulation of roughly 43,000 additional votes over Pratt led the latter to insinuate those votes had come from homeless people.[89][90] Other right-wing figures, including Donald Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson, claimed in interviews that results were due to widespread election fraud and refused to provide evidence when asked; Elon Musk also made evidence-free fraud allegations online.[91][92][93] On June 8, the Associated Press, NBC News, and CNN projected that Raman would advance to the runoff.[94][95][96] As of June 9, Pratt had not conceded the election.[97]

Pratt had stated that he would leave Los Angeles if he was not elected.[98] The week after the election, Los Angeles comedian Jimmy Kimmel advertised on his television program that he had rented a moving truck on behalf of Pratt.[99] In a subsequent video posted on social media, Pratt said he would not be leaving Los Angeles, and instead would continue to stay active in local politics.[100][101] Calling Bass and Raman "dumb and dumber", Pratt predicted that "every problem that plagues Los Angeles because of these two corrupt communists is going to accelerate", and he vowed to stop "these commie animals."[100] Independent observers interpreted the video as a concession.[101]

Nominations

  • TV Guide included Pratt in its 2013 list of "The 60 Nastiest Villains of All Time."[102]
  • Pratt's work on The Hills earned him the title of "Greatest Reality TV Villain" on Yahoo!'s fan-voted poll in 2015.[103]

Bibliography

  • The Guy You Loved to Hate: Confessions from a Reality TV Villain. Gallery Books. January 2026. ISBN 978-1668211762.

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Fact Sheet

  • Wondering what Spencer Pratt's real name is? Spencer Pratt's real name is Spencer William Pratt
  • Wondering where Spencer Pratt is from? Spencer Pratt is from American!
  • Spencer Pratt is a(n) Reality television personality
  • Spencer Pratt was born on 1983-08-14
  • What is Spencer Pratt's age? Spencer Pratt is 43 years old
  • Spencer Pratt is currently Married
  • Which school did Spencer Pratt go to? Spencer Pratt attended University of Southern California
  • Spencer Pratt has 1 child/children
  • Spencer Pratt is the loving parent of Gunner Stone

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