Heidi Monday and Spencer Pratt They were able to collect a few of their belongings so He escaped the destruction of forest fires.
“Spencer was able to pull some stuff out of the fire,” Montag, 38, commented on Thursday, January 9, Tik Tok Video of Pratt, 41, opening a small plastic bag.
Pratt, wearing a vintage T-shirt supporting his wife's music career, pulled out every item he recovered from the destroyed property.
“A hummingbird bowl — with some nectar cooked in it,” Pratt said. “What brand is this? They deserve all the (accolades). … (There's also) one Backyard (rubber) snake, one Backyard Crystal, (another) Backyard Crystal, and one Backyard Ryker Shovel And broken pieces.
Heidi Montag is doing her best to “focus on gratitude” after a fire destroyed her family's Los Angeles home. Montag and her husband, Spencer Pratt, lost their belongings as the fire spread throughout the Pacific Palisades area on Tuesday, January 7. The couple and their sons, Gunner, 6, and Ryker, 13 months, were safely evacuated earlier (…)
The bowl, a completely covered copper dish, was really the best.
“This is the best thing ever,” Pratt said. “Eight years of like (cooking and mixing well). I will rebuild it and finish it; There are people who do that.”
“What's left of our house,” Montag briefly captioned her upload.
the Hills Alumni who have been married since 2008, They lost their home In the Pacific Palisades wildfires, which first broke out on Tuesday, January 7. The couple had already evacuated with their two sons, Gunner, 6, and Riker, 13 months.
Spencer Pratt
Apex/Mega“The only positive sign I saw when our house burned down was: Our son's bed was burned “Heart-shaped,” Pratt wrote via Instagram on Wednesday, January 8. “A sign of how much love there was in this house so grateful for all the years and memories spent there with our family.”
When they are Leave the Los Angeles city limitsThey couldn't pack all their belongings.
“The craziest thing Packing for fire “(Is) your brain feeling fear,” Montag explained in another TikTok video. “It's so stressful packing the house. I mean, I only have two pairs of jeans and two T-shirts. I got more clothes for the kids. I'm like, why didn't I get more? Fortunately, I've caught anything and that's a blessing and the main thing is that we're safe.”
@heidimontag What's left of our house?
Spencer's sister Stephanie Prattalso noted via Instagram Story that same day that she was “sadder” for her brother, Montag, and their children. (Stephanie, 38, was traveling to London.)
“I just spoke to my dad – he tried to save my brother's house but the winds were so strong. There was nothing he could do,” Stephanie added, noting that their parents also lost their house. “Even the fire station in Palisades burned down. The entire Pacific Palisades area was engulfed in flames. There's no one there.”
Spencer Pratt
Apex/MegaShe continued: “I don't even want to look into my eyes. My father told me that the market down the street from my house is burning. We are a close-knit community – I'm at a loss for words to know that so many friends lost their homes today and so quickly. I hate that I'm so far away.” “I'm thinking about going back home so I can hug my family.”
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