Los Ángeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt took time out on Mother’s Day to honor his wife and the mother of his two boys, Heidi Montag.
Pratt shared video of the family as they returned to the Pacific Palisades for the first time after their home burned to the ground, praising his wife for everything she did to make things better for the boys even when she was very clearly hurt and struggling herself.
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“Mother’s Day is every day,” he captioned the video, which began on a scene that showed smoke, flames, and flying ash.
“Heidi and I have been through hell together. No mom should ever have to for through what she’s been through,” Pratt narrated as they showed the boys where their home used to be and the Airstream trailer that was to be their new home, at least for the time being.
“Are you okay?” Heidi asked one of the boys, and her face fell along with his when she heard him say, “No.”
“I am constantly in awe of Heidi. She’s the most incredible mom to our boys. She’s why I fight,” Pratt said.
Pratt has made no secret about the fact that losing his home in the Palisades Fire — and seeing how poor leadership in Los Angeles was making a devastating situation even worse — was what drove him to join the race to become the city’s next mayor. He has repeatedly and publicly blamed current Democratic Mayor Karen Bass and others in city leadership for failing to make the proper preparations before the fire and for failing to take steps to correct course once the fire was underway.
Bass, in response, claimed that Pratt was “exploiting” the victims of the Palisades Fire for political purposes. Pratt pushed back with video of himself comforting his mother — who also lost her home, the home in which he’d grown up, in the deadly fires.
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