On social media, Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag shared a video showing their lose home in devastating LA wildfires .
Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag are receiving overwhelming support after losing their home to the recent LA wildfires.
Wildfires leave destruction across los angeles
The wildfires, which have been raging for six days, have devastated Los Angeles.
Officials report at least 24 deaths and dozens of people missing.
Three active fires remain, including the Palisades, Eaton, and Hurst fires. These have destroyed thousands of acres of land, homes, and buildings.
The Palisades and Eaton fires are now the second and fourth most destructive in California history. Governor Gavin Newsom described the disaster as “one of the worst natural disasters in US history.”
Pratt and Montag escape safely but lose their home
Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag were among the thousands affected by the fires.
The couple, along with their two sons, safely evacuated before their Pacific Palisades home was completely destroyed on January 7.
Pratt revealed he watched the fire consume their home via CCTV cameras. “It was heartbreaking to witness,” he shared.
Despite the tragedy, fans have shown incredible support for Pratt and Montag. Social media users praised Pratt’s relatable TikTok content, which documents his life after the fire, parenting struggles, and his promotion of Heidi Montag’s music.
Montag’s 2010 debut album, “Superficial”, which initially flopped, has seen a resurgence.
Thanks to Pratt’s promotions, the album climbed the iTunes charts. One fan tweeted, “Spencer got the whole TikTok community to listen to Heidi’s album until it climbed the charts. He’s an amazing husband.”
Celebrities join the effort to support Pratt and Montag
Celebrities like Perez Hilton and Emily Ratajkowski have also promoted Montag’s album, helping the couple generate much-needed income for rebuilding their lives.
Rumors suggest that Pitbull may collaborate on a remix of one of her tracks. Montag expressed gratitude to fans on Instagram, saying their “overwhelming love and support” lifted her spirits.
Additionally, many fans have also called for Pratt and Montag to return to reality TV. American columnist Meghan McCain stated, “Every millennial in America would watch them rebuild their lives after this.”
However, some also criticized the couple, suggesting that many victims were suffering devastating losses from the disaster.
One fan tweeted, “Spencer Pratt crying on live is so heartbreaking. He was never the monster MTV painted him to be.
A second wrote: They will do anything to stay relevant. Plus they are selfish.
While a third commented: Go fund me has gotten completely out of hand.
Another added: My insurance went up 20% overnight, so apparently I’m already donating.
Someone else said: The last thing he needs is money. How pathetic. You don’t live like a star then beg everyone WITHOUT money FOR money.
I’m so tired of seeing this!! I’m sure they aren’t the only ones crying. Another added.
In the aftermath, Pratt announced plans to sue the State of California for alleged negligence in managing fire prevention efforts.
While losing their home has been devastating, Pratt and Montag are finding hope in the love and support of their fans and community. Their story highlights resilience and the power of connection during difficult times.