Lisa Rinna, a prominent figure in reality television, has voiced her opinion regarding Spencer Pratt’s candidacy for mayor of Los Angeles. While attending the American Music Awards at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Rinna spoke with Variety about her concerns over Pratt’s potential leadership.
Rinna’s Position on Spencer Pratt
When asked if she supported Spencer Pratt, Rinna stated, “I don’t know yet,” but quickly clarified her lack of support for him. Pratt, known for his role in MTV’s “The Hills,” has attracted attention for his campaign, particularly for criticizing current mayor Karen Bass regarding the city’s management of a devastating wildfire in January 2025.
- Rinna: “Not a reality star, though.”
- She emphasized the importance of electing someone with experience.
- She referenced President Donald Trump as a cautionary example of reality star politicians.
Concerns Over Reality TV Candidates
Rinna candidly remarked, “I’m a reality person. You wouldn’t want me as mayor!” This statement reflects her skepticism about the qualifications of reality television stars for political office. Despite her affection for Pratt, she believes the trend of reality stars in politics should not continue.
California’s Political Landscape
Rinna also touched on California’s upcoming gubernatorial election, highlighting the approaching primary on June 2, 2026. She suggested that voters should prioritize candidates with actual political experience, like Matt Mahan, the mayor of San Jose, who is running for governor.
- Rinna’s thoughts on Matt Mahan: “I like him for governor.”
A Brief Overview of Rinna’s Career
Lisa Rinna initially gained fame through her role on the soap opera “Days of Our Lives.” She is also known for her appearances on the reality series “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” which aired from 2014 to 2022. Rinna continues to be a popular figure in television alongside her husband, Harry Hamlin.
As the mayoral race heats up, Lisa Rinna’s insights into the qualifications of the candidates will likely resonate with many voters looking for capable leadership in Los Angeles.
