Spencer Pratt'S Oval Office Glow-Up: Trump Meet After La Mayoral Loss – 'I Will Never Stop'

Pratt's White House Moment Steals the Spotlight

After crashing out in the Los Angeles mayoral primary, Spencer Pratt turned heads with a surprise Oval Office visit. The former "The Hills" villain shared an Instagram snap from July 7 showing him alongside President Donald Trump, his young son, and White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles.

"I will never stop fighting for my community," Pratt captioned the post, keeping the exact purpose of the meeting under wraps.

LA Election Drama Heats Up

Pratt's Republican run for mayor ended on June 2 without enough votes to advance. The November 3 general election now pits incumbent Democrat Karen Bass against City Council member Nithya Rama in a head-to-head showdown. Both candidates bring strong Democratic credentials to the race, leaving Pratt on the sidelines but clearly not out of the political conversation.

Trump's Rigged Election Claims

Trump wasted no time weighing in, blasting California's election process on Truth Social. "Not possible for Spencer Pratt to have lost the L.A. runoffs after the big lead he had. 3rd World Nation. Rigged Elections!" he posted on June 8. The comments came right after Trump stormed out of a tense "Meet the Press" interview with Kristen Welker over state election security questions.

From Reality TV Villain to Political Player

Pratt built his name as the ultimate MTV bad boy on "The Hills" across six seasons in the 2000s. His mayoral campaign zeroed in on homelessness and drug issues, slamming Bass for what he called ineffective leadership since 2022.

"I will never stop fighting for my community."

Bass has countered with data showing street homelessness dropping for two straight years - the first time that's happened in city history. USA TODAY reached out to Pratt's team and the White House for more details on the meeting, but no further comments have surfaced yet.