Spencer Pratt’s sister Stephanie slams his LA mayoral run
Stephanie Pratt, known for her role in “The Hills,” recently took to social media to criticize her brother Spencer Pratt’s run for Los Angeles mayor. In a series of scathing posts, Stephanie condemned Spencer as “unqualified” and “inexperienced,” claiming that he is only running to stay famous and sell his memoir.
The siblings have been estranged for years, with Stephanie previously referring to Spencer and his wife Heidi Montag as “evil” and “toxic.” Despite their ongoing feud, Spencer has continued his campaign for mayor, outlining his plans to address issues such as homelessness and drug use in the city.
In a recent interview, Spencer discussed his tough stance on homelessness, stating that he would not allow public sidewalks to become permanent encampments. He also criticized city-funded harm-reduction programs that provide clean needles and pipes to drug addicts, vowing to end these initiatives if elected.
Additionally, Spencer pledged to crack down on drug dealers in Skid Row, making it the “hardest place to sell drugs in LA.” He expressed frustration with the current state of the city, where lawlessness and open-air drug use have become rampant.
Despite Stephanie’s public criticism of her brother’s mayoral campaign, Spencer remains focused on his goal of becoming the next mayor of Los Angeles. His controversial proposals and outspoken demeanor have garnered attention, with supporters and critics alike closely following his campaign.
As the Pratt siblings continue to clash over Spencer’s political ambitions, the future of their relationship remains uncertain. Whether Spencer’s mayoral bid is successful or not, his determination to address the city’s challenges and make a difference in Los Angeles is clear.
