Broken Bromance: Can Spencer And Brody Fix Their Hills Friendship?

Brody once called Spencer a little bit bitch" on The Hills (Season 3, Episode 4, following a contentious phone call). Right now, while in tonight's New Beginnings installment, he described Spencer the same exact way, and it also remains to be seen should these one-time close bros can salvage the friendship they once had.


At first, Spencer was optimistic at the prospect of reverting back to old times (back door at Les Deux, anyone?), Yet he remained realistic about the challenges he faced.


"I was very excited to rekindle a friendship that we once had, although ever since he got wedded, he has changed his whole personality," Spencer mentioned. "This isn't the Brody that I grew up with."


the opening effort on Spencer's part: Brandon's guy-centric pool party and Brody's resistance to turning up on a Tuesday -- although Spencer came prepared with a lot of liquor.


"Spencer can be annoying as sh*t some days. Like, I'm not going to drink bottles of tequila with Spencer and act like we're kids again," Brody mentioned in a separate interview. "I'm 35 years old."


And right after Brody jetted from the afternoon event early, Spencer opened up to Justin Bobby and Brandon about how his bond with DJ has changed by way of the years.


"He was my best friend in 2008. I love Brody, although this isn't [him]," a resigned Spencer admitted. "He mentioned Kaitlynn 10 times -- like, huh? The guy is f*cking clearly controlled like a f*cking puppet," he continued, while adding that their "momentum" was halted as soon as Kaitlynn came into the picture, bringing them back to "square one."


And speaking of Brody's spouse -- what did she observe about her husband's mounting beef with Spencer?


"You've attempted converse with Spencer, although as soon as the somebody makes it tough as a friend converse with them, then have to calculate in the event you aspire to have that in your life," Kaitlynn told Brody.


Both of the guys' frustrations came to a head at Justin Bobby's efficiency, and their chat did not resolve much of anything (have to say a sprinkling of miscommunications about invitations to special occasions like Brody's upcoming DJ residency or Gunner's first birthday bash).


"I know who you are, dog -- I want real Brody," Spencer pleaded.


"Real Brody isn't 10 tequilas deep Brody," Brody rebutted. "If you wanted to come turn up on a Friday or Saturday, where were you? Why didn't you come?"


Spencer spat that he was never invited, however the conversation reverted back to Spencer not being included at his wedding (Spencer was invited to the party).


"Stop being like that -- let's go have some fun," Brody pleaded, explaining that some of his closest pals weren't included at the destination ceremony.


However Spencer simply couldn't and insisted that he had "made all of the effort."


"I'm calling all of the time," Spencer started, before Brody interjected with this:


That hurts -- and it also feels like we are eons away from those smiling nights out and cordial vehicle rides through Hollywood visualize below).


Although back to the present: Brody confessed it was both of their faults, while Spencer had a tough time accepting that explanation. And any time Brody attempted to move forward, Spencer flat out resisted him. What do you think: Can these two get on the same blank page before you -- or are the wounds simply also deep to heal? Sound off in the comments, and keep watching the duo -- and each person else -- every Monday on The Hills: New Beginnings at 10/9c.