Los Angeles was never the hellscape Spencer Pratt claimed it was. But he's found a way to make a divided city even more so.
Prattfall
Spencer Pratt lost a race he had no chance of winning. So naturally he’s careening headlong into conspiracy land, and taking his supporters there with him.
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Alex Kirshner
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