Spencer Pratt explains Hotel Bel-Air stay during mayoral campaign

Entertainment · First reported 3 Nov, 19:16 · Updated 19:25

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After losing the Los Angeles mayoral primary, Spencer Pratt said death threats and security needs made staying at the Hotel Bel-Air less costly than other lodging options.

Pratt said threats and break-ins at his Pacific Palisades property led him to hire security during his campaign.
He said the hotel cost about $1,200 per night and that booking three additional rooms elsewhere for security would have added $3,000 per night.
Pratt also said the Airstream on his fire-damaged property was real, and that it was unsafe for him to stay there.

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Key facts

Hotel cost cited by Pratt: About $1,200 per night
Additional security rooms: Pratt said three rooms elsewhere would have added $3,000 per night
Campaign outcome: Pratt lost the June primary