Audrina Patridge

Audrina Kathleen Patridge was born May 9 of 1985 in the United States. She is an American television host models, actress, and actress. Her most notable role is as one of four primary initial cast members of MTV's reality show The Hills, where she became the longest-serving cast member. The filmography she has included include Sorority Row as well as Into the Blue The Reef and Honey. Audrina is a 2011, VH1 Reality show which featured her as well as her family. Patridge found a job as an Quixote Studios receptionist shortly after her move into Los Angeles. Lauren Conrad moved with her close friend Heidi Montag to the building which she rented in order to film The Hills for MTV. Patridge played a role in The Hills as Conrad's friend and Montag's roommate. She worked for Epic Records from the second through the fifth season. In May of 2009, she made it clear during an On Air interview with Ryan Seacrest on May 28 that she would be departing The Hills and starring in the reality TV show which would document her life activities outside of The Hills. The final episode of her series was supposed to be in December 1, 2009. She signed on to the sixth (and final) season, but her Mark Burnett produced new series that was set to be broadcast on MTV by mid-2010 had to wait because of The Hills. The result was that Patridge appeared in more episodes of The Hills than any other actor. Patridge's Hollywood professional career started with The Hills, a reality TV show. Then Patridge got a small role in Into the Blue 2 The Reef. The movie came out for DVD release only on 21 April 2009. Patridge has made appearances on Mad TV and Do Not Disturb. The film Sorority Row premiered in September 2009 after the production ran from early to mid-2009. The film premiered in August of 2008 Patridge was cast in the role of Megan. Patridge appeared in Carl's Jr. commercials during the year 2009 and 2010 as well as the year 2012. She refuted rumors claiming that she'd play a character based after her Hills co-star Lauren Conrad when the film L.A. Candy based Conrad's novel hit the market.