Reality television personality Spencer Pratt has demonstrated unwavering loyalty to a Westside Mexican restaurant while pursuing his campaign for Los Angeles mayor, according to newly obtained campaign finance documents.
Campaign expenditure records covering the period from January 1, 2026 to April 18, 2026 show that Pratt spent approximately $8,000 at Don Antonio's for fundraising events. The establishment has served as a favored dining destination for Pratt and his wife Heidi Montag since their appearances on the reality television series "The Hills."
The connection between Pratt and Don Antonio's extends beyond casual patronage. The restaurant frequently served as a filming location during "The Hills," and Pratt has maintained a visible presence promoting the establishment on social media platforms, particularly TikTok, where he regularly posts about his appreciation for the venue.
Additional campaign expenditures documented in the filing include nearly $4,000 spent at Nana's Kitchen in the Valley and more than $10,000 allocated to an Airbnb rental designated for spouse or staff travel purposes.
The financial documents reveal that Pratt raised $539,000 during the January through April period. His donor roster includes notable entertainment industry figures such as Doug Reinhardt, a fellow cast member from "The Hills," reality television producer Jeff Jenkins, and singer Katharine McPhee.
Pratt faces incumbent Mayor Karen Bass in the race, who reportedly raised $494,000 during the same timeframe. The financial figures indicate a competitive fundraising environment as both candidates work to secure resources for their respective campaigns.
The campaign finance disclosures provide insight into how candidates allocate resources during the early stages of a mayoral race. Pratt's strategy appears to leverage his established relationships with local businesses and entertainment industry connections as he seeks to transition from reality television to municipal governance.
