Spencer Pratt Temporarily Kicked Off 'The Hills'

If you actually believed Spencer Pratt is taking a break from The Hills to fight cyber-terrorism, you should probably go ahead and cyber-terrorize yourself in the face for the good of humanity. Turns out he's on an MTV-imposed hiatus for allegedly threatening to kill a female producer. Us Magazine reports:

The source explains that Pratt, 26, recently "flipped out" on the show's set after a female producer made a request to which he objected.
"He got so crazy that he screamed at [her], 'I should kill you for even asking me to do that!'" the source recounts.
"Very rattled" by Pratt's outburst, the producer filed a complaint with the show's top producers -- who then threatened to kick Pratt off the show.
Pratt's team went back with a compromise: "the show agreed that Spencer would leave The Hills for six weeks to do anger management training once a week at home. If he completes it, he can return to the show."

So basically Spencer Pratt's going to sit around a house full of guns pretending to be straight for six weeks while his "wife" blows her half of the mortgage on chin sandings. If that's not a recipe for murder/suicide, God fucking hates us.

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MTV: 'Spencer Pratt will be part of Hills'

Spencer Pratt is still involved in the sixth season of MTV's The Hills, according to a spokesperson for the network.

The reality star recently suggested that he had chosen to take a break from the series in order to focus on his "newfound passion" of fighting cyber crime, claiming that he had been inspired by President Obama's cyber security plans.

However, speaking to MTV News, a representative for MTV appeared to confirm that Pratt will still be present when the show returns.

"Spencer will still be a part of The Hills season six, which will air this spring," the spokesperson is quoted as saying.

No further details were given.

Pratt's wife and co-star Heidi Montag recently announced that she has replaced him as her manager, instead choosing to hire psychic Aiden Chase.

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What Do You Think Of Spencer's Career Move?

Spencer Pratt says he’s leaving The Hills to focus on a surprising new career — fighting cyber crime!

Pratt, who studies software engineering and encryption at USC, says he’s headed to work for American Defense Enterprises in their cyber security division.

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