Spencer Pratt, best known for his role on MTV's reality show 'The Hills,' is running for mayor of Los Angeles, drawing sharp comparisons to former President Donald Trump.

Pratt, who gained notoriety as Heidi Montag's controversial partner, has a history of bankruptcy and questionable business ventures, including a crystal shop.

His political platform centers mainly on opposing the current mayor, Karen Bass, and leveraging personal misfortunes, such as losing his home in the Palisades Fire, for political gain.

Critics argue Pratt is using a Trump-like strategy, combining theatrical public appearances, unsubstantiated claims, and attempts to profit from his candidacy, including potential reality show deals.

While he portrays himself as a champion of the common citizen, his lifestyle and actions suggest otherwise, as he currently resides in a high-end hotel.Public figures, including Chelsea Handler, have openly criticized him, emphasizing his lack of qualifications and experience in governance.

The article positions Pratt as emblematic of the new wave of celebrity-driven political candidates who rely on notoriety and spectacle rather than substantive policy experience.