Audrina Patridge

Audrina Cathleen Patridge, born the 9th of May, 1985 in the USA. She is an American television personality, actress, and model. Her most well-known work is being one of the four primary cast members who appeared on the MTV reality show The Hills going on to become the longest serving castmember. She went on to star in the films Sorority Row, Into the Blue The Reef and Honey. The family she was with starred together in 2011's VH1 reality show Audrina. Patridge took a position at Quixote Studios after moving to Los Angeles. Lauren Conrad moved with her companion Heidi Montag to the building which she rented in order to shoot The Hills for MTV. Patridge was the actress who played Montag as well as Conrad's pals in the MTV series The Hills, was in the cast of the show. In The Hills' second, third, and fourth seasons, she worked for Epic Records. The 28th of May 2009 during an On Air Interview with Ryan Seacrest she confirmed that she is going to leave The Hills in order to create her own reality TV series that will focus on life outside of The Hills. It was originally planned that the finale episode would air on December 1st, 2009 Then, she resigned for the final (and sixth) season. Meanwhile her Mark Burnett-produced show scheduled to premiere in mid-2010 on MTV was pushed back because of The Hills. In the end, Patridge was in more of the episodes on The Hills than any other cast member. Patridge began her Hollywood profession on The reality show The Hills. She then landed a small role in Into the Blue 2 The Reef. The movie came out for DVD release only on 21 April 2009. Her appearances on Patridge's show include Mad TV and Do Not Disturb. Sorority Row, a film which was released on September 11th the year 2009 was filmed from the month of October through January. The film was released in August 2008 Patridge was chosen to play Megan. Patridge appeared on Carl's Jr. commercials during the year 2009 and 2010 as well as 2012. She denied rumors she'd be in the role that was modeled after Her Hills with co-star Lauren Conrad, in the movie adaptation of L.A. Candy based upon Conrad's book.