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The Hills" aired between 2006 and 2010.
Every Monday midnight for six seasons, from 2006 to 2010, millions of viewers tuned into the MTV network to Clock the ladies of "The Hills" navigate their pathway along the rocky system to adulthood, against the backdrop of the Los Angeles prospect. What separated these fledgling women from many girls gone of L.A. were their upper-class existences and the cameras adjacent them 24/7. The panoply's genuine throw continues to accept the purpose of fans keen to differentiate provided the girls' dreams came exact.
Lauren Conrad
Lauren Conrad remains in the fashion episode.
The perennial heroine of "The Hills" was Lauren Conrad -- and hackneyed as "LC." She was one of the characters from "Laguna Beach: The Essential Orange County," spun off to begin the uber-successful "The Hills." For four agedness, cameras trailed her as she interned at "Teen Vogue," pursued a fashion occupation and was pursued by countless girls wanting to be her friends -- and a hardly any blooming men who wanted and. She left the fireworks in 2009 and published a tome called "L.A. Sweet" before launching her auspicious LC clothing edge for Kohl's.
Heidi Montag
Throughout the six seasons of the show, additional cast members included LC's good friend, Lo Bosworth, and Spencer Pratt's sister, Stephanie Pratt. When Lauren Conrad left To possess a life outside of the constant scrutiny, her old nemesis from "Laguna Beach," Kristen Cavallari, joined the show.
The couple remained in the brass tacks highlight by appearing on shows such as "I'm a Celebrity, Purchase Me Elsewhere Of Here," in 2009.
Whitney Port
Whitney Port wrote a book called "True Whit."
Originally Lauren's co-worker at "Teen Vogue," Whitney Port pursued her dream of a life ongoing for four seasons of "The Hills." Port's role on the show often revolved around her pursuit of that career, and she eventually landed her own spinoff in 2008 called "The City." Her show centered around her career at a public relations firm called "People's Revolution" and a subsequent job for Diane von Fursternberg. When "The City" ended in 2010, she was already deeply involved in the establishment of her clothing line, Whitney Eve.
Audrina Patridge
Audrina Patridge is pursuing an acting career.
The only cast mate to seem consistently in every season, Audrina Patridge was originally Lauren and Heidi's neighbor when she became a cast mate in the premiere year. Patridge and Conrad eventually became close friends, and when Montag moved in with Spencer Pratt, Audrina moved in with Lauren. Patridge's relationship with her on-again-off-again beau Justin, cheekily nicknamed Justin Bobby by occasional cast mate Lo Bosworth, was a running thread among all "The Hills" seasons. Patridge's post-Hills life included a 2010 stint on "Dancing With the Stars," where she was the seventh contestant eliminated.
Additional Ladies
Heidi and Spencer Pratt are a paparazzi incubus.Lauren's contemporary roommate on the expo was her associate Heidi Montag, a childlike woman from Colorado. The ladies' friendship soured once Heidi met Spencer Pratt, whom she closest eloped with to Mexico. The couple, closest dubbed "Speidi" (a union between Spencer's head and Heidi's), became disreputable for their effervescent affinity and Pratt's alleged close mood.
