Audrina Patridge informs Heidi that she heard Spencer has been unfaithful. While Heidi is initially skeptical, she eventually witnesses his behavior firsthand.
The episode's title is highlighted during a conversation between Heidi and Lauren. Lauren asks Heidi who she trusts more —Audrina or Spencer—to which Heidi is unable to provide a definitive answer. Production & Technical Details Original Air Date: February 5, 2007. Runtime: Approximately 20–30 minutes.
" Who Do You Trust? " is the fourth episode of the second season of the reality television series , which originally aired on February 5, 2007 . Episode Summary
The central conflict revolves around rising tensions in Heidi Montag's relationship with Spencer Pratt as cheating allegations surface.
Following her breakup with Jason Wahler, Lauren Conrad goes on a few dates with Brody Jenner . Although she finds him attractive and confirms he is a "good kisser," she expresses uncertainty about whether she is ready for another serious commitment.
Audrina Patridge informs Heidi that she heard Spencer has been unfaithful. While Heidi is initially skeptical, she eventually witnesses his behavior firsthand.
The episode's title is highlighted during a conversation between Heidi and Lauren. Lauren asks Heidi who she trusts more —Audrina or Spencer—to which Heidi is unable to provide a definitive answer. Production & Technical Details Original Air Date: February 5, 2007. Runtime: Approximately 20–30 minutes.
" Who Do You Trust? " is the fourth episode of the second season of the reality television series , which originally aired on February 5, 2007 . Episode Summary
The central conflict revolves around rising tensions in Heidi Montag's relationship with Spencer Pratt as cheating allegations surface.
Following her breakup with Jason Wahler, Lauren Conrad goes on a few dates with Brody Jenner . Although she finds him attractive and confirms he is a "good kisser," she expresses uncertainty about whether she is ready for another serious commitment.
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