Meghan McCain he is not happy Jimmy Kimmelthe latest words about Spencer PrattLos Angeles mayoral bid failed.
“Jimmy Kimmel is a mean, heartless person and no amount of crying on the air is going to convince me or anyone else otherwise,” McCain, 41, wrote on X on Wednesday, June 10. “The day he goes off the air will be a better day for the country.”
McCain also posted a clip of Kimmel’s monologue, in which he offered to get Pratt, 42, a U-Haul to help him get out of Los Angeles after losing the primary election. Karen Bass and anti-democratic Nithya Raman. (Pratt previously said he would leave the City of Angeles if he lost the election. He later clarified in Us Weekly (that he was making a “point” that Los Angeles “wouldn’t be fine” if his campaign failed.)
“He clearly promised that if Karen Bass or Nithya Raman were elected as mayor, he would leave LA,” said the 58-year-old comedian, speaking alone on Tuesday, June 9, on air. Jimmy Kimmel Live! “You said you’re done with LA, and Spencer, if you’re watching, we are, sorry to see you go.”
Kimmel continued, “We know we’re going to miss you. You’re a man of your word and you have to go. You say you’re going and I know things can be tight right now, especially with the out-of-state donation money. Moving is expensive. So to help you out, we hired a U-Haul.”
As Kimmel spoke, a clip of a moving truck appeared on the screen. The car had balloons attached to its side view mirrors. Pratt’s face was also plastered on the side of the truck along with a sign reading “Just Defeated.” More balloons decorated the back side of the U-Haul, in addition to streamers and cans attached to the end.
“Our staff spent all day decorating you. And everyone will see you and say goodbye as you leave,” Kimmel said with a laugh. “I hope you are too [wife] Heidi [Montag] you are happy where you go.”
Meghan McCain has predicted a major upset victory for The Hills star Spencer Pratt in the Los Angeles mayoral race. “I’m telling you this guy is going to win,” McCain, 41, wrote on X on Wednesday, April 29. The former View panelist responded enthusiastically to a new campaign ad for Pratt, 42, in which he visited the Mayor. […]
Pratt was competing against Bass, 72, and Councilman Raman, 44, to become the next mayor of Los Angeles. In the primary election held earlier this month, Bass was the first to advance to the national election in November. While Pratt appeared to be in the lead, Raman ended up in second place earlier this week as more votes were counted.
“I’m very happy that the voters gave us the opportunity to move on to the general election for Mayor of Los Angeles,” said Raman. Us in a statement on Monday, June 8. “To the thousands of supporters who knocked, called, texted, donated, and opened their homes to events throughout the city, and to everyone who made this moment possible: thank you, from the bottom of my heart.”
Pratt has yet to speak publicly about his mayoral loss at press time.
