Audrina Patridge

Audrina Cathleen patridge is an American actress, television personality and model. Her most well-known work is being among the four cast members who were the first to be in The Hills. MTV reality show The Hills going on to become the longest serving castmember. She went on to star in three films: Sorority Row, Into the Blue The Reef and Honey. She and her family starred in the 2011 VH1 reality series Audrina. Patridge received a job offer as an Quixote Studios receptionist shortly after her move to Los Angeles. In 2005, Lauren Conrad and her best pal and roommate Heidi Montag moved into her space to film their MTV series The Hills. Patridge got a role on the show as a friend to Conrad as well as Montag. Patridge was employed by Epic Records in the seasons 2-5 of The Hills. The 28th of May 2009 was when she announced during the form of an On Air Interview with Ryan Seacrest the news that she would leave The Hills for her own reality show documenting her outside of The Hills. She was originally supposed to air her last episode on December 1st, 2009. Then she agreed to participate in The Hills' final season of The Hills. Her new show, produced by Mark Burnett for MTV mid 2010 was postponed due to The Hills. Patridge later appeared in more shows than any of the other members. Patridge started her Hollywood experience through the reality The Hills. The Hills. Then she got a job as Into the Blue 2 The Reef. The film was released direct-to-DVD on 21st April 2009. Patridge appeared on several occasions on Mad TV as well as Do Not Disturb. The film Sorority Row came out on September 9, 2009, after an extensive production period that ran from early to mid-2009. The film premiered in August of 2008 she was chosen in the character of Megan. Patridge made appearances on Carl's Jr. television commercials in 2009, 2010, and 2012. She refuted rumors about her appearing in the character based on her previous Hills actress co-star Lauren Conrad in the film version of L.A. Candy based on the novel written by Conrad