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Family Feud: Stephanie Pratt's Public Critique of Brother Spencer's Mayoral Bid
2/17/2026, 4:31:26 AM
Public Criticism of Spencer Pratt's Candidacy
Stephanie Pratt has publicly opposed her brother Spencer Pratt's bid for mayor of Los Angeles, labeling it a “vote for stupidity.” Her statements were made in a series of posts on X (formerly Twitter) on February 14, 2026, where she expressed her concerns about his qualifications for the role. While acknowledging Spencer's contributions to the Pacific Palisades community, she emphasized that Los Angeles requires a more experienced leader, stating, “LA does not need another unqualified and inexperienced mayor.”
Allegations and Controversial Claims
In her posts, Stephanie made serious allegations against Spencer, including claims of past abuse, drug addiction, and involvement in a cult. She asserted that he physically assaulted her when she was 18, leading to hospitalization, and accused him of introducing her to drugs at the age of 15. Additionally, she referenced Spencer's alleged arrest in Costa Rica related to cult activities, stating, “He called my dad from jail after not speaking to our family for 8 years because of his cult.”
Spencer's Mayoral Campaign
Spencer Pratt, 42, announced his candidacy for mayor on January 7, 2026, coinciding with the one-year anniversary of devastating wildfires that destroyed his home and thousands of others in the area. He has positioned his campaign as a mission to expose systemic issues within Los Angeles politics, declaring, “The system in Los Angeles isn’t struggling, it’s fundamentally broken.” His campaign has gained traction, with some polls indicating a 14% chance of winning.
Official Statements & Responses
Neither Spencer nor Stephanie has publicly responded to requests for comments regarding their ongoing feud. However, Spencer has been vocal about his motivations for running, criticizing the current administration led by Mayor Karen Bass. He stated, “We can’t do four more years of Karen Bass; she should have resigned a long time ago.”
Criticism & Opposition
Stephanie's public condemnation of Spencer's candidacy has sparked mixed reactions on social media. While some users criticized her for opposing her brother, she defended her stance, reiterating her commitment to her new career path in behavioral therapy and her belief that Spencer is unfit for public office. She concluded her posts by stating, “I have no problem with Spencer playing government, but our city needs help.”
What's Next
As the election date approaches on June 2, 2026, the ongoing public discourse between the Pratt siblings is expected to continue capturing the attention of both fans and critics of their reality television past. The dynamics of their relationship, intertwined with Spencer's political ambitions, highlight the complexities of familial ties in the public eye.
