Pratt Family Drama: Stephanie Tears Into Spencer's Mayoral Dreams

Well, buckle up, because it seems the political arena, specifically Malibu’s, is about to get a whole lot more dramatic, thanks to none other than the famously feuding Pratt siblings. Stephanie Pratt, never one to shy away from a strong opinion, recently dropped a bombshell regarding her brother Spencer's rumored mayoral ambitions, and let’s just say she's not exactly endorsing him for the job.

In a candid chat, Stephanie didn't mince words, emphatically stating that Spencer would be "the worst mayor of all time." Ouch. That’s a pretty definitive assessment, isn't it? She elaborated, painting a picture of a brother who, bless his heart, isn't exactly built for the nitty-gritty responsibilities of public office. Think less policy debate and more... well, crystals and TikToks, perhaps? Her point was clear: Spencer isn’t "for the people" in the way a mayor truly needs to be.

Stephanie really drove the point home, suggesting Spencer struggles with even basic adulting tasks, hinting that serious political discussions and piles of paperwork would be far beyond his current operational capacity. "He can't even remember to do X, Y, or Z," she seemed to imply, essentially questioning his ability to govern an entire city if daily household chores prove challenging. It’s a classic sibling move, isn’t it? Bringing up past imperfections to discredit present aspirations.

What’s more, she didn't just stop at vocal disapproval. Stephanie declared she would actively campaign against him if he ever decided to throw his hat into the ring. Imagine that – a sibling rivalry playing out on the local political stage! It would certainly add an… interesting dynamic to any election, to say the least. One can almost picture the campaign ads already.

It's worth noting, of course, that Spencer has playfully, or perhaps not-so-playfully, hinted at a mayoral run in the past, specifically around 2022. While nothing materialized then, the fact that Stephanie is sounding the alarm now suggests the idea might be resurfacing. Could this be a genuine political ambition, or perhaps just another captivating storyline for a potential return of "The Hills: New Beginnings"? Only time, and perhaps more crystal ball gazing from Spencer himself, will tell. But one thing's for sure: if he runs, he'll have a formidable opponent in his own family.