Spencer Pratt confirms Pacific Palisades office fire and says it is being treated as suspicious

A fire broke out on Thursday inside Spencer Pratt’s office in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles, and Pratt said the incident is being treated as suspicious. Pratt, who is running for Los Angeles mayor, confirmed that the office is his and said an arson investigation was underway following the blaze.

According to Pratt, the office is located inside the Highlands Circle complex at 1515 Palisades Dr. The California Post reported that Pratt told the outlet the fire was “not an accident,” characterizing it as suspicious while investigators work to determine how it started.

The account describes Pratt’s confirmation of ownership and links the fire to his campaign-related operations at the Pacific Palisades location. The report does not set out the nature of any damage, whether anyone was injured, or what specific investigative steps authorities have taken.

Public safety authorities have not been quoted in the reporting provided here, and no official cause or timeline has been described. As with many incidents under active investigation, officials can be expected to release further information if and when they finalize findings or bring charges.

Pratt’s comments also come as the mayoral race remains underway, raising practical questions about security and continuity for campaign and office staff. For voters, any disruption of public-facing offices typically increases the importance of transparent reporting on what happened, who responded, and what precautions will be used going forward.

If investigators determine the fire was deliberately set, the case could involve criminal charges and court proceedings. If investigators determine it was accidental, the case would be closed or handled as a non-criminal incident, though damage assessments and insurance processes would still proceed.

For now, the key fact reported is Pratt’s confirmation of the office location and his statement that the fire is being treated as suspicious, with investigators working to establish the cause.