Kyle Kuzma’s Bet on Spencer Pratt as LA’s Next Mayor
Milwaukee Bucks forward Kyle Kuzma is making headlines with his bold prediction for the upcoming Los Angeles mayoral primary. He’s placed a $36,000 bet that Spencer Pratt, a former reality TV star from “The Hills,” could claim victory.
The primary takes place on June 2, and Kuzma, a former Los Angeles Lakers player, is openly supporting Pratt’s campaign. Despite skepticism, Kuzma defended his decision on social media, highlighting his belief that Los Angeles needs major reforms. He commented, “LA has been cooked since Covid what am I missing lol.”
Spencer Pratt’s Campaign and Support
Spencer Pratt has positioned himself as a candidate challenging the status quo, promising significant changes to local governance and public safety. His campaign, launched in January, has gained momentum with endorsements from figures like President Trump and Lakers minority owner Jeanie Buss. Pratt, who lost his Pacific Palisades home during the 2025 wildfires, chose to run due to frustrations with current city leadership.
Pratt’s campaign aims to address issues like crime, city expenditure, and homelessness. His approach has attracted attention and support from voters dissatisfied with the current administration. Using a direct campaign style, Pratt remains vocal about his criticism of City Hall.
Challenges to Incumbent Mayor Karen Bass
Spencer Pratt is running against the incumbent Mayor Karen Bass. Pratt frequently criticizes Bass’s policies, targeting her with derogatory nicknames and pointing out perceived failures in progressive governance.
Throughout his campaign, Pratt has faced debates and challenges, maintaining a focus on public safety and reforms. His commitment to making Los Angeles safer continues to draw interest from the city’s residents.
Kyle Kuzma’s support for Pratt adds an extra layer of intrigue to the election, reflecting broader voter dissatisfaction with current city issues.

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