Pratt continued: “Every dollar we made from The Hills we put into this album, Superficial. And for it to freakin’ finally get No. 1 in America, 15 years after.
“Do you know how many times we’ve cried and how much regret we’ve had about spending all of our money and investing it and believing in Heidi’s music even though we knew it was so good, and for it to finally come out and be a f***ing hit,” he added before bursting into tears.
“It feels so good,” he said through sobs.
The couple, best known for appearing in the reality series The Hills, have been married since 2008 and share two sons, Gunner and Ryker.
Montag, 38, co-led MTV’s hit six-season series alongside Lauren Conrad, Audrina Patridge and Whitney Port from 2006 to 2010. Pratt joined the show in its 2007 sophomore season shortly after he and Montag met at a Los Angeles nightclub.
Montag released Superficial months before The Hills aired its final episode.
A sped-up version of “I’ll Do It” off the 12-track album has since become a trending sound on TikTok, with several celebrities, including Emily Ratajkowski and Tana Mongeau, declaring it their “evacuation music.”
More than 150,000 L.A. residents have been evacuated from the area as three major fires continue to rage. The blazes have burned over 40,000 acres, destroyed over 12,300 structures and so far killed 24 people.
The California fires in January 2025 left an immense amount of devastation in their wake. Several celebrities lost their homes in the fires that first began to rage on January 7, 2025. From Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag from The Hills to Schitt’s Creek’s Eugene Levy, many stars’ homes were damaged in the event.
Which Celebrities’ Homes Burned in the 2025 California Fires?
