Spencer Pratt Claims 2 Oscar Winners Reached Out With Their Support as He Runs for L.A. Mayor: 'If Their Reps Try to Deny This, I Have Witnesses'

Spencer Pratt may have played it up for the cameras while filming The Hills, but the reality star insisted there's nothing phony about his run for mayor of Los Angeles, Calif.

Despite his lack of a political background — other than graduating with a degree in political science — the father-of-two has made strides in his campaign, claiming he's even had A-list stars secretly pledge their support.

"I don’t name-drop, but I had two of my favorite people ever support me. Leonardo DiCaprio and Jamie Foxx both said, 'Please, Mr. Mayor, we want these streets safe again,'" he spilled in a new interview. "If their reps try to deny this happened, I have multiple witnesses."

Pratt, 42, said hearing from the movie stars was "an out-of-body experience."

Neither Foxx nor DiCaprio have commented on the situation.

Pratt's bid for mayor stems from his frustration over the way the January 2025 California wildfires were handled, as he, wife Heidi Montag and countless others watched their homes burn to the ground.

When asked to name the moment he started to take the election more seriously, he told Us Weekly, "It was always very serious, but when I announced [my run] in front of thousands of fire victims, everyone cheered so much that it kicked off a new path of being taken seriously. And as I go to all of these communities and meet with community leaders, they just have so much faith in me."

The MTV alum doesn't think his lack of a political career gives him a setback, as he claimed, "The government experience we’re living under is an actual living nightmare."

"Their experience literally burns down 7,000 houses, burns people alive and gives 70,000 drug addicts needles and pipes and tourniquets, and lets them OD on the street," he explained. "Anybody that’s voting for me already lives under their failures of government experience."

Elsewhere in the interview, the TV star was asked to clarify the rumors that he's a Donald Trump supporter and "a big MAGA person" — an allegation the president made earlier this month when he endorsed Pratt.

"I am not either party," he declared. "I'm a centrist; my party is common sense. All of my supporters in L.A. are Democrats. Everything I say is nonpartisan. Spencer Pratt is Spencer Pratt, and he represents all of Los Angeles."

Pratt is running against incumbent mayor Karen Bass and Councilwoman Nithya Raman.