Spencer Pratt has some harsh words for his former The Hills cast member Lauren Conrad.

He tells RumorFix in an exclusive interview that the reason her pilot was recently dropped by MTV is because "she's boring."

Lauren released a statement saying that MTV passed on the show about her fashion career because it was too "high brow" and they wanted her to put more of her personal life in the show, but Spencer says that would not have helped.

"We watched 70 episodes of your personal life on The Hills -- It was boring!" he says.

Mr. Heidi Montag has some more advice for Lauren: "The goal is to be entertained not watch an infomercial of your clothing line."

He says when taping The Hills, producers often asked him to save the day. "With one minute of Spencer Pratt trying to make the craziest antics and drama on The Hills, it was still almost impossible for people to watch because she was so boring."

He says the sad part is that Lauren's real life persona is far more interesting than the one she shared on TV.

"In real life Lauren is a bigger ho than Snooki or any of the girls on Jersey Shore. She was always making out with guys on the dance floor and being all sloppy drunk. They just edited it out to make her look like this Mary Tyler Moore character."

Lauren now says several other networks are looking at her pilot.

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Though Whitney Port, 25, and Lauren Conrad, 25, were close pals on The Hills, an insider tells the new issue of Us Weekly (on stands now) that the two have gone their separate ways.

"Whitney is upset because she thinks that The City was canceled to make room for Lauren's new reality show," the source tells Us. "Whitney feels like she got the shaft."

(Ironically, Conrad's latest MTV venture was scrapped February 4 after the network deemed it too "high brow" for its current lineup.)

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In response to the recent rash of rumors that MTV had canceled its NYC-based spin-off of The Hills, a barrage of sources have come forth to claim it just isn't so, from star Whitney Port (via Twitter and her personal blog) to Olivia Palermo's publicist to the MTV network itself.

Whitney tweeted (@whitneyEVEport) this afternoon: "the rumors are NOT true" in retaliation to Fashionista's initial report stating that a well-placed source claimed the show would be canceled after this season. Racked National also pointed out that they'd seen two producers from the show scouting for new blood in, where else, Montauk over the weekend (not exactly mourning behavior). MTV and Olivia Palermo's publicist also confirmed to us: any rumors of cancellation are entirely inaccurate. For fans of The City, it seems, the show will go on.

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