Spencer Pratt

Television personality and producer

Spencer Pratt - Television personality and producer
Born

August 14th, 1983
41 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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Raised in Los Angeles, a television personality rose to prominence through participation in reality television series. Gained recognition as a main cast member in 'The Hills,' which explored the personal and professional lives of its cast against the backdrop of their LA lifestyle. Transitioned into various media appearances and has produced and starred in multiple reality shows.

Starred in 'The Hills'

Appeared in 'Celebrity Big Brother'

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