Audrina Patridge

Audrina Patridge is a television personality, actress, model, and author recognized for her role in reality television. Patridge gained prominence after being cast in the reality television series "The Hills," which chronicled the personal and professional lives of Patridge, Lauren Conrad, Heidi Montag, and Whitney Port. She became the longest-serving cast member on the show, and "The Hills" achieved the highest-rated telecast of its year for MTV, earning the Choice TV Reality/Variety Show at the Teen Choice Awards. Patridge appeared in more episodes of "The Hills" than any other cast member, establishing her as a central figure throughout the series.

After her breakout on "The Hills," Patridge expanded her career into film and television. She appeared in the horror film "Sorority Row," the direct-to-DVD film "Into the Blue 2: The Reef," and had a supporting role in "Honey 2." During her time on the show, she also held positions with Quixote Studios and Epic Records. Patridge later competed on the 11th season of "Dancing with the Stars" and starred in her own television series, "Audrina," which documented her life and that of her immediate family. She was credited as an executive producer of the series. Patridge also hosted NBC's late-night travel show "1st Look," further establishing her presence as a host and on-screen personality.

MTV announced a reboot of "The Hills" titled "The Hills: New Beginnings," with Patridge returning as part of the cast. The show followed original cast members as they navigated their daily lives in Los Angeles. Between the original series and the reboot, Patridge launched the luxury swimwear label Prey Swim, expanding her entrepreneurial portfolio.

Patridge authored the memoir "Choices: To the Hills and Back Again," offering a reflection on tabloid fame, personal challenges, and the impact of decision-making. The book was described by Booklist as "an honest portrait" that addresses young people navigating difficult relationships.

Patridge has used her platform to advocate for issues such as the fentanyl crisis, appearing on "America's Most Wanted" with her sister Casey Loza to discuss the death of her niece Sadie from a fentanyl overdose. Her openness about personal tragedy, toxic relationships, and the pressures of fame has contributed to ongoing conversations in the entertainment industry and beyond.