As voters in Los Angeles get ready to cast their ballots next week, Spencer Pratt—a reality TV star and influencer—has unexpectedly gained traction in the mayoral race. His campaign is picking up support from notable celebrities, including actors, musicians, and media figures.
In a recent interview, Pratt downplayed the significance of these high-profile endorsements, stating, “Actually, I don’t want celebrities to support me.” He emphasized that his focus is on garnering support from “mothers and animal lovers in Los Angeles.”
With the primary approaching on June 2, here’s a look at some of the prominent figures backing Pratt.
1. Joe Rogan
During an episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience” on April 15, Rogan expressed his support for Pratt, saying, “If I lived in Los Angeles, I would vote for you without question.”
2. Adam Carolla
Comedian Adam Carolla has also shown his backing. Pratt pitched a plan to “bring common sense back” to City Hall on “The Adam Carolla Show,” afterwards receiving Carolla’s endorsement on Instagram.
3. Dennis Quaid
Actor Dennis Quaid publicly endorsed Pratt in an interview, urging him to move forward in the race. Quaid has criticized current Mayor Karen Bass for her handling of past crises, such as wildfires and city water shortages.
4. Paris Hilton
Reality star Paris Hilton offered her support to Pratt via an Instagram video where she promoted “Spencer for Mayor” while standing in front of the Airstream trailer where he is currently living, following the destruction of his home in wildfires.
5. James Woods
Actor James Woods praised Pratt’s debate performance, noting his competence and preparation compared to his rivals, Mayor Bass and Council Member Nithya Raman.
6. Billy Bush
TV host Billy Bush was impressed by Pratt in a recent debate, remarking that many were surprised by his performance, which he deemed “relatable” and “likeable.”
7. Meghan McCain
Conservative commentator Meghan McCain commended Pratt’s debate skills, suggesting that they demonstrated effective communication for younger voters.
8. Katharine McPhee & David Foster
Singer Katharine McPhee and her husband, David Foster, hosted a fundraiser for Pratt, where McPhee even serenaded him, calling him “better than anyone else.”
9. Kristin Cavallari
Pratt’s former co-star Kristin Cavallari described his mayoral bid as “genius,” encouraging Los Angeles voters to support him, even though she herself cannot vote for him due to residing in Tennessee.
10. Brody Jenner
Brody Jenner, who has known Pratt for years, defended his qualifications and offered his early support shortly after Pratt announced his candidacy.
11. Audrina Patridge
Audrina Patridge expressed her admiration for Pratt, stating she believes he can bring real change to Los Angeles.
12. Amber Rose
Model Amber Rose showed her support online, vowing to address homelessness and addiction if Pratt is elected.
13. Joanna Krupa
Joanna Krupa, from “The Real Housewives of Miami,” also publicly supported Pratt after attending a dog adoption event with him, stressing the need for genuine change in politics.
14. Heather McDonald
Comedian Heather McDonald expressed her excitement for Pratt during the mayoral debate, urging people to support him.
15. Nick Viall
The “Bachelor” star publicly backed Pratt on social media soon after his candidacy announcement.
16. Jamie Kennedy
Comedian Jamie Kennedy voiced his support for Pratt, emphasizing the significance of his campaign in the current political landscape.
17. DJ Kaskade
DJ Kaskade also chimed in, expressing his enthusiasm for Pratt’s candidacy in a social media comment.
18. Doug Reinhardt
Another “Hills” alum, Doug Reinhardt, has shown his support by contributing to Pratt’s campaign.
19-20. Leonardo DiCaprio & Jamie Foxx
Pratt claimed that both Leonardo DiCaprio and Jamie Foxx have privately shown support, though neither has made a public endorsement.
Beyond these endorsements, Pratt’s campaign has seen a financial boost, reportedly bringing in millions. Running as an independent, he has criticized city officials, including Mayor Bass and progressive candidate Nithya Raman, for their response to significant local challenges such as wildfires and crime.
