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According to a report from TMZ, Spencer Pratt was banned from the set of Heidi Montag's new show, 'Famous Food'.
It was the producers who laid down the law regarding Famous Food, and the fact that Spencer Pratt wouldn't be allowed "on the set, near the set, or to be involved in any way whatsoever" with Heidi's new endeavor with VH1. Heidi went along with their rules to keep the peace and she hopes that the show will be a huge success.
It's pretty plain to see why the producers didn't want Spencer around but the question that remains, however, is now that production has wrapped will Spencer be man enough to continue to let Heidi have the spolight?

Heidi Montag is no stranger to the spotlight. From opening up about plastic surgery to sharing her friend and relationship woes on The Hills, the reality starlet has been anything but shy when it comes to airing her drama.
Now, almost a year after the series finale of the show that made her a household name, Montag, 24, wants to take a different route to reality TV.
"From now on, I'm going to keep my life a little more private," Montag told PEOPLE at the grand opening of Lemon Basket restaurant in West Hollywood, where she promoted her latest project, VH1's Famous Food. "I think I was just doing The Hills for so long and I just needed a break [from Hollywood]. Plus, I enjoy my privacy."
On Famous Food, Montag will appear alongside other familiar faces – including The Bachelor's Jake Pavelka and Real Housewives of New Jersey's Danielle Staub – as they re-launch the new restaurant.
"These people are a little bit older than me, so it's different," Montag says. "It's been pretty crazy. It's definitely different than [The Hills]."
And there is more to gain: "At the end of the process, one of us will end up with a stake [in Lemon Basket]," Pavelka told PEOPLE. "This isn't TV to me. This is a show about us trying to open a restaurant. It's just coincidental there are cameras there."
But it's still a TV show, and the attention suits the new, privacy-loving Montag just fine: "Everything's good," she said, refusing to comment on Spencer Pratt, her mom or any potential drama on the show. "I'm just kind of getting my feet back into Hollywood."

Heidi Montag attends the the grand opening of the Lemon Basket Restaurant on May 11, 2011 in West Hollywood, California. This is the start up restauarant for the VH1 reality show she's been filming with Danielle Staub, Vincent Pastore and Jake Pavelka. 'Famous Foods' premieres on Vh1 on Sunday, July 10 at 10PM ET.

She usually eats up any paparazzi attention she can get, but yesterday (April 25) Heidi Montag was much more reserved.
The former “Hills” starlet hid from the shutterbugs behind a security guard while out and about on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles.
As far as her career, Heidi has signed on to star in a new reality television show called “Famous Food.”
The gig will follow seven celebrities as they attempt to open their own restaurant in West Hollywood. Danielle Staub, Jake Pavelka, and Ashley Dupre are also on the roster.

Taking to "On Air with Ryan Seacrest" to dish about her upcoming project, Heidi Montag called into the popular radio show on Thursday afternoon (April 21).
Miss Montag said that the VH1 series Famous Foods “is about several celebrities coming together and building a restaurant, and working in it, and kind of figuring out the in’s and outs of the restaurant business, and how to be successful in it.”
Not stopping once her talking got underway, the 24-year-old noted that the show will start airing at summer's end, telling that her "plan is to just work as hard as I can, and to have fun, and to get through it without any crazy altercations.”