Spencer Pratt’s infamous battle over a dry shampoo bottle has come back to light.
Pratt, the former reality TV star who recently made headlines due to his Los Angeles mayoral bid, was once featured as a contestant on NBC’s I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! The second season, which aired in 2009, also featured WWE Hall of Famer Torrie Wilson as one of the contestants.
The show’s format forced celebrities to rough it in remote areas with few modern amenities. However, one episode featured Pratt losing it on Wilson and Frangela’s Angela Shelton. He accused them of taking his wife’s dry shampoo bottle and tearing the label off. Both maintained that they didn’t do anything wrong, with Shelton claiming they thought the Pratts had been eliminated from the show.
“Why would you do that? How dare your disrespect my wife’s possessions like that,” Spencer screamed after slapping a water bottle out of Shelton’s hand. Wilson could be seen sitting in the background as Pratt had to be restrained while the cast debated over who was at fault, and if Pratt slapped Shelton, or the bottle she was holding.
Some of you remember Spencer Pratt from “The Hills”, but I mainly remember him from “I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!”
— MAGA Jay Cutler (@MAGAJayCutler) June 2, 2026
I was team Spencer then and I’m team Spencer today. Vote Spencer Pratt for mayor! pic.twitter.com/UVS68LQGt1
Torrie Wilson nearly won her season
The Pratts were widely known as the season’s main villains, although they didn’t last very long on the show. Pratt and his wife, Heidi Montag, were eliminated from the show in 10th and 11th place after 8 days on the show. In contrast, Torrie made it to the end and finished in second place.
Despite having a contentious relationship on TV, Wilson recently supported Pratt in his mayoral bid. The WWE legend said she doesn’t live in Los Angeles anymore. However, she supported her friend’s campaign because the city “needs change.”
Spencer Pratt is currently in second place after Tuesday’s election with 30 percent of the calculated votes. Incumbent Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has secured enough votes to advance to a November 3 runoff election. The top two candidates will move on if no one in Tuesday’s primary finishes with more than 50% of all votes tabulated.
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