Spencer Pratt Denies Reports of Reality TV Filming for LA Mayoral Campaign

Spencer Pratt's representatives denied reports that the former reality TV star is filming a series about his campaign to become Los Angeles' next mayor.

"This is inaccurate," a spokesperson told The Wrap. "There is no series in production and cameras have not been following the campaign." The rep added that fans should not expect behind-the-scenes TV content even if Pratt wins. "He does not have any signed contract," the rep said. "No contract exists related to this because it isn't true."

Reports had claimed Pratt signed a deal with Santa Monica's Boardwalk Pictures and that filming had begun. "It’s both familiar and uncharted territory, isn’t it?" a production source told Deadline. "That’s part of Spencer and Heidi’s appeal, right?"

Pratt's campaign has drawn scrutiny over accusations including his current living situation. Speculation grew after reports that he was not living in an Airstream trailer parked on the lot of his former California home. The former Hills star acknowledged he is not staying in the trailer, despite suggesting otherwise in a recent campaign ad.

"Hey guys, why don’t they wanna talk about why I need a hotel in the first place?" Pratt wrote on X. "Karen Bass let my home burn down. Also 6,000 of my neighbors. NBD."

"Funny how they never attack my policy ideas," he added in another post. "They can only try to assassinate your character. They don’t wanna talk about my debate masterclass a week ago, they wanna talk about a reality show from a lifetime ago."

"That’s because they want the continued decline of the city," Pratt continued. "They are locked in an ideological death spiral and can’t shake it. Come at my policies or go sit back down on the back bench. I’m in the arena, son."

Sources told TMZ that Pratt has stayed at the Hotel Bel-Air for the past month while his wife and children remain in Carpinteria, California.

The 42-year-old told the outlet the Airstream had become unsafe during his campaign for Los Angeles mayor. He claimed the hotel's armed security made it the only option. "The reality is the Ba--holes and Ramaniacs are a little bit whacko, and since I destroyed them in the debate, and am surging in the polls, they are getting increasingly desperate and hostile," he explained.

Pratt reiterated the point on TMZ Live on Wednesday. "I don't live at the Hotel Bel-Air. I don't live in the Airstream. I don't live in Santa Barbara. I don't have a house. They burned it down," he said.

Despite the fire, Pratt insisted the Palisades property is his home. "That is where I live, period," he noted. "I don't need to sleep there every night. I don't need to go number two on that toilet. That is where I live."