Audrina Patridge

Audrina Patridge, born in the year 1897, is an American TV personality, actress and model. She became known as the longest serving member of The Hills MTV Reality Series. She appeared in the films Sorority Row Into the Blue The Reef, Honey and Sorority Row. Audrina was a reality series on VH1 which featured her and her family back in 2011. Patridge, who had made the move into Los Angeles from the UK and was hired as Quixote Studios' receptionist. Lauren Conrad's best acquaintance Heidi Montag, who was her roommate at that time, moved into Patridge's building during 2005 in order to film their MTV TV show The Hills. Patridge was cast in The Hills as a close friend of Conrad and Montag. The Hills seasons 2-5 featured Patridge as a friend of Conrad and Montag. The Hills seasons 2-5, she was employed by Epic Records. In May of 2009, in the On Air Interview with Ryan Seacrest she confirmed that she is going to leave The Hills in order to start her own reality series which will be a look at life outside The Hills. The original plan was to have aired her final episode on the 1st of December 2009. Patridge was signed up to The Hills' sixth (and last) season. However, it was announced that her Mark Burnett produced new series that was set to be broadcast on MTV in mid-2010, was delayed due to The Hills. Patridge is featured in most episodes of The Hills compared to any other participant. Patridge began her Hollywood experience through the reality program The Hills. Then she was offered a part in Into the Blue 2 The Reef. The film was released directly to DVD on the 21st of April 2009. Patridge is well-known for her appearances on Mad TV and Do Not Disturb. The film Sorority Row was released in September of 2009, following the production ran from mid-2009 to early. When the film was released in 2008, she was cast for the role of Megan. Patridge has appeared as a character in Carl's Jr. ads from 2009, 2010 and in 2012. Patridge denied rumors that she would portray the character based after her Hills costar Lauren Conrad when the film L.A. Candy based Conrad's novel hit the market.