Audrina Patridge @ NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pepsi 500

A source close to the pair said they split because of “conflicting schedules.” In June, “The Hills” hottie said she was enjoying her life with him and “having fun.” She also said he was “one of the nicest, sweetest guys,” she’d ever met. Patridge has her own reality show in the works and recently told Maxim Magazine that she’s all about growing up. “I’m an adult now, and I don’t need all the petty drama and drinking and fighting. I’ve done that, and I’m ready to move on.”
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Audrina Patridge

While the intruders that broke into Audrina’s house on Oscar night haven’t yet been caught even after Patridge placed security camera video on her website, The Hill’s Justin Bobby tells Celebuzz, “She thinks it’s someone she knows.”

Another source tells the website the robbers might have some sort of connection with Audrina, but it’s not direct. “They had some familiarity with the house, you can see that on the video. They even knew to knock on the door. And looking at the tape it’s clear these were not seasoned criminals.”

Missing from the house is everything from her personal computer, emotionally valuable jewelry, Louis Vuitton luggage and several exclusive pairs of jeans.

Still the lost property has not been replaced and robbers have not been found. “She’s still really bummed out. It’s really violating,” says Justin Bobby. “They have the video, she’s talking to the cops, but in general it sucks.”

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During the last year, millions have watched Audrina Partridge do battle with the terrifying duo of L.C. and Lo on “The Hills.” Now, the 23-year-old aspiring model/actress is reportedly preparing to face down an enemy even more evil than reality television.

The original film served as an ambitious whodunit for horror fans, featuring college babe carnage and a cane-wielding killer. Some “Hills” fans, undoubtedly, will hope Audrina plays the role of the character whose original fate ended with a decapitated head in a toilet bowl.

“Sorority Row” is scheduled to begin shooting in Pittsburgh next month, and follows in the footsteps of such recent girls-in-terror remakes as “Black Christmas” and “When a Stranger Calls.” Audrina had previously begun work on her acting debut “Into the Blue 2,” and recently shot a cameo for the new Jerry O’Connell sitcom “Do Not Disturb.”

Produced by up-and-coming “Twilight” studio Summit Entertainment, “Sorority Row” will most likely hit theaters in late 2009.
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