Heidi Monday It opened as she felt after she had lost valuable objects in the Los Angeles fires that she and her husband burned down Spencer Pratt‘S home.
Monday and Pratt were among the many celebrities and homeowners who lost their houses in the devastating forest fires that devastated LA.
The couple supported the fans after losing their home and recently sued the city of Los Angeles because of its role in the inferno.
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Heidi Monday complains of irreplaceable objects in the fires
Monday Reflect their losses in the forest fires in Los Angeles. In an interview with fashionThe reality TV star published on Monday expressed her feelings to lose her clothes.
She said, “You know, I am very conflict with her. It sounds silly, but I was so sad about losing my clothes.”
Monday added: “They are only things, but they are things that I collected for 15 to 20 years. Things that I wore in a special place with special people.”
The 38-year-old admitted that she had lost many things she could not replace, including shoes that she “perfectly curated, like a few black pumps or boots”.
She said, “I keep saying that I rented her in this life!”
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Monday revealed that she “only packed two jeans” when she escaped the fire. “
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Heidi Monday plans to set up a charity organization
Although she bought some new articles that they felt much better, they felt much better Monday Continue to remember what she lost.
She said, “I recently went to Marshalls and bought a few reduced sweaters., A sweater that I was wearing and reminded.”
Monday, which feels better and better when she makes make -up, revealed her plans to found a charity that offers hair and beauty services for people who have lost everything in the forest fires.
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She said: “I was so enthusiastic to see that all of these companies do donations.
The television personality added: “I would like to create or support a charity organization for people who lost everything and made hair and make-up to help people feel more like themselves.”
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Heidi Monday and Spencer Pratt’s reality TV show plans
After Monday and her husband Spencer Pratt, who were previously stars of the MTV Reality show “The Hills”, from 2006 to 2010 searched for a new television business for a reality TV show after they lost their home in Los Angeles Inferno Had that were previously stars of the MTV reality show “The Hills”. .
The couple expressed his willingness to let the cameras back into their lives and show how she and her neighbors were rebuilt after the fire.
When asked if you have another reality TV fashionto the outlet: “Well, you never know … it’s Hollywood.”
She added: “There is always something. We are ready for it. We hope that I can even do something about the reconstruction of the city and show our community. But I also balance the music to be a mother.”
Fans support Monday and pratt
Monday and Pratt, the parents of the sons Gunner (6) and Ryker (2), have received massive support for fans on social media since the loss of their 2.5 million dollar house.
The fans noted Pratt’s call to stream his wife’s music to earn their money through streaming revenue. In addition, two TikTokers have created a gofundme to rebuild the couple.
However, they received counter reactions online, with some said that the money should be given to everyday people rather than a “rich celebrity”.
Pratt replied to the counter reaction in a chat US WeeklyHe said he was not “disturbed” of criticism because he “is very used to negative things”.
He added: “If people want their own money, whoever they want, it corresponds to the purchase of a merch of a celebrity and the purchase of their cinema cards.”
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Pratt also said: “With their own money, people can do everything they want, and thank God, there are people who support us and want to send us everything.”
“Nobody is necessary and it is not a tax. People can say what they want and they are entitled to their opinion. Amazon wish list,” he continued. “These are their decisions.”
Monday and Pratt sue the city of LA
Pratt and Monday sued the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) for negligence after a forest fire damaged its property.
They claim that the LADWP did not maintain an appropriate water supply by delaying the repairs to the Santa Ynez Reservoir and empty for almost a year.
Twenty other owners agreed to the couple to claim this decision to apply for the contractor offers for public security, which worsened the effects of the fire.
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