Following Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's win in the 2026 Brazilian presidential election against Flávio Bolsonaro, several world leaders and renowned public figures have come forward to congratulate him and celebrate his victory as he secured a fourth nonconsecutive term, according to Al Jazeera.As the citizens of Brazil and several other world leaders, politicians, and prominent public figures celebrate Lula da Silva's victory in the 2026 presidential election, the reality TV star-turned-producer Spencer Pratt took to his X (formerly Twitter) handle on October 26, 2026, and called out billionaire investor George Soros' son Alex Soros, California Governor Gavin Newsom, and Oscar-nominated actor Mark Ruffalo for being fixated on Brazil.Married to television personality-turned-singer Heidi Montag, The Hills alum Spencer Pratt began his X post by questioning why people were worried about a foreign election, which meant Brazil's presidential election, and called out Soros, Newsom, and the Shutter Island actor, whom he called "Midlife" Mark Ruffalo. Spencer Pratt, in his X post, wrote:"Why is everyone suddenly so obsessed with some foreign election? How come you don’t see every single establishment tool join a coordinated chorus on elections in any other country, but suddenly everyone from Alex Soros to Gavin Newsom to Midlife Mark Ruffalo are all fixated on Brazil?"Check out Spencer Pratt's X post below:While Spencer Pratt calls out American public figures amid the Brazilian presidential election, many world leaders react to Lula da Silva's victory against BolsonaroBrazilians Vote For President In Tight Runoff - Source: GettyAccording to Al Jazeera, Lula da Silva's victory against Bolsonaro in the presidential election of Brazil has drawn global attention, with several world leaders coming forward to congratulate him and celebrate his victory.Leaders such as the Canadian Prime Minister and the presidents of Cuba, Bolivia, and Chile came out in support of Lula da Silva's victory, along with the Chinese Foreign Ministry and Russia's Kremlin, while American politicians and officials have criticised the results and expressed their dissatisfaction with them. The Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney, in an X post, wrote:"Let us seize this opportunity to strengthen them further, together – to create new promising commercial prospects, protect the environment, and ensure greater prosperity for both our populations."As cited by Al Jazeera, the President of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, wrote on X:Lula’s "historic win ensures the continuity of the path of peace, sovereignty, and social justice embarked upon by the Brazilian people under your leadership. Brazil can count on Cuba in the construction of the unity and integration of our Great Homeland, Latin American and Caribbean."The Chilean President José Antonio Kast wrote on X:"Chile and Brazil have a lot of shared future ahead, and we will continue working on an agenda that strengthens relations between our countries in economic integration and the fight against organised crime in the region."The Presidents of France, Paraguay, Ecuador, Peru, and Mexico, as well as the Prime Minister of Spain, have also congratulated Lula da Silva on his victory.Keep following Soap Central for more.