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January 28, 2009

Bromance Finale and Interview

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Bruce Jenner's son Brody Jenner's reality show is coming to an end this Monday. With three guys left, little Chris, Femi, and Luke, Brody will choose only one BFF who will get to have his penthouse in Los Angeles [I'm guessing the winner will get to live there for a year and not the title papers]. Here's an interview that he did with AP:

"AP: Are you really going to hang out with the winner of "Bromance"?

Jenner: Absolutely. It actually sucks because I can't hang out with him right now while the show is airing because then people will know who I picked.

AP: You're obviously a good looking guy. Some guys say that if they were as good looking as you, they wouldn't ever want to settle down. What do you say about that?

Jenner: Finding a relationship is a lot harder than in the past. People thinking they really know you is hard. They don't know me. They see me on television but do they really know me? No. Going and hooking up with girls and doing that whole thing is fine for a little while but I love something more genuine.

AP: Have you ever been rejected by a girl?

Jenner: Yeah! My girlfriend now totally rejected me but it was great. I love that.

AP: What do you say to those fans who are obsessed with the idea of you and Lauren Conrad getting together?

Jenner: People need to get over that. Lauren and I are just friends and I think it's good we're friends. I love her to death ... but we're just friends and that's how we'll keep it.

AP: And what's up with Spencer Pratt? (Jenner and Pratt had a falling out on "The Hills" over Conrad. Jenner and Conrad are friends; Pratt and Conrad dislike each other.)

Jenner: Me and Spencer are cool. We'll never be the kind of friends that we were but we are still friends. I still consider him a close friend. I'm not the kind of person that holds grudges, so I'll always keep a place in my heart for Spencer.

AP: For a reality show star, you don't seem to be into "drama."

Jenner: When I was 17 years old I got a DUI. It was probably the worst thing that's ever happened to me in my entire life but at the same time the best. ... I learned to be positive: Always try to find a way to spin the positive; celebrate while you're alive; don't hold grudges, have drama; smile and appreciate life.

AP: What's the biggest misconception about you?

Jenner: That I don't work. People say, "Oh, Brody is this guy who spends his parents money and he dates these famous girls." I've worked my butt off to get where I'm sitting.

AP: Do you read the blogs and the gossip magazines?

Jenner: Yeah. I go on it, I read it, I laugh.

AP: Does it get hard — you can't go to lunch without being photographed?

Jenner: Yes, there are times where it's uncomfortable. You don't feel like having it around but these people are just trying to make their money too. I can't sit here and say that's wrong. Actors, actresses, reality stars, they signed up for it.