Spencer Pratt Defends Not Staying In Trailer On Palisades Property
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Key Points:
- Spencer Pratt defended featuring an Airstream trailer on his burned Pacific Palisades property in a campaign ad, stating it represents where he lives temporarily after his house was destroyed by fire.
- Pratt clarified he is not living in the trailer or the Hotel Bel-Air, where he has been staying, but emphasized that both are temporary accommodations as he awaits a new home.
- Pratt's campaign focuses heavily on the Palisades fires and criticizes Mayor Karen Bass's response to the disaster.
- With the Los Angeles mayoral primary less than three weeks away, Pratt recently received support at an event hosted by David Foster and Katharine McPhee, who performed a campaign-related song.
- A recent Emerson College poll shows Pratt in second place with 22% support, behind Mayor Bass at 30%, and ahead of Councilwoman Nithya Raman at 19%; the top two candidates will advance to the general election if no one wins a majority.