For now at least, The Hills' Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag have bawled and bailed on I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here. According to reports, a different Hills personality was (or is) in talks to replace the gruesome twosome on the series.
That led to celeb news outlets calling around and asking if it might be Audrina Patridge taking Speidi's place on the NBC remake of the British reality show.
The response from her manager was priceless: "Not in a million years. Audrina is moving in a completely different direction than those two ... she's a star."
Oh, snap! As you could have set your watch to, Spencer Pratt was quick to respond to Audzo's comments, offering the following rebuttal to TMZ:
"Heads up, Audrina. Just because you have a one night stand with a guy who's in a movie called Star Trek doesn't make you a star. You're just a ho."
Wow. A low blow even for Spencer Pratt, but effective.
Unfortunately for Audrina, Speidi doesn't stay muzzled for long.
He was of course referencing Chris Pine, who has been romantically linked to Audrina Patridge lately. So far, she has been coy on whether the two are an item.
Asked at the MTV Movie Awards - where they sat together - if Pine would be on her new reality show (which she is shopping with Mark Burnett), she said:
"There's always romance. We haven't started filming, but it will be my life. I'm opening up everything that I have going on in my life right now - everything."
Well, thanks for that non-answer, Audrina Patridge. You heard it here first.
UPDATE: Heidi and Spencer are remaining on I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! after all, according to their rep, who said "Heidi and Spencer are still in the jungle and part of the show." You may now return to your lives.
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11 Comments
June 3rd, 2009 2:47 PM
Didn't Montag just create that new game The Fashion Fantasy Game? I just started playing it last week and it's pretty impressive! I was surprised that they actually tailored it to teens like me who are interested in joining the fashion business. What's Heidi going to do next?
June 4th, 2009 3:23 AM
Spencer and Heidi are NOT super celebrities! They are only famous for being idiots on the Hills show. They both have a false sense of high self worth. No one will know who they are in 5-10 years. Get a real job!
June 4th, 2009 11:37 AM
Audzo stabbed LC in the back by hanging with Speidi in the last series - and smiling in her face when she told her about it - now they call her a "Ho" - justice at last!! She should have stayed a true friend to LC - what goes around, comes around - as the saying goes..................... LMAO
June 4th, 2009 11:47 AM
urghh i hate spencer. i cannot stand him and his fiancee..!SPEIDI SUX BIG TYM
June 4th, 2009 3:20 PM
These two are jokes. they can't act they are nobodies and they will fade away as quickly as the came. PS they are both jerks and don't deserve the fame. My dog maggie has more talent than those two.
June 5th, 2009 1:49 AM
Team Audrina...................
June 5th, 2009 10:51 AM
hahaha! that's hillarious. but, i'm gonna have to say TEAM AUDRINA! :)
June 5th, 2009 2:41 PM
I cannot believe people watch those 2....they need to join reality ~~ ours..not theirs.
June 11th, 2009 12:18 AM
i'd hate to break it to any of them, but reality tv doesn't produce "stars". it just exploits people who were never and will never be stars OR people who used to be stars and now need some work. anyone who would do reality tv who is honestly trying to make it in the entertainment industry is an idiot. no one has ever made it to legit stardome from reality tv...except maybe elizabeth hasselbeck, and that was a sheer fluke and extremely rare. everyone else just fizzles from the overexposure. good luck anyway, guys. you'll all need it.
June 11th, 2009 12:23 AM
oh, and i forgot to add some of the stars produced by american idol and the like. the only reason they can produce stars is because they only film the contestants performing. they never film them otherwise (living in the house and getting into petty arguments and such). the producers of idol were smart to make that move. they realized that taping every second of the contestants lives would result in overexposure and detract from the element of mystery and unattainability that is important to becoming and remaining famous...and those elements are what people completely lose once they do most reality shows.