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Love Island shows its support for Heidi Montag in a huge move… after fans sent the reality TV icon’s album to number one when LA fires destroyed her home

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Love Island is lending a helping hand to Heidi Montag, offering support following the loss of her family home due to the wildfires in Los Angeles.

According to TopMob, it has been confirmed that the ITV2 series’ All Star episode airing on Tuesday will feature Heidi’s song titled “I’ll Do It.” The series commenced on Monday.

Support for Heidi, known for appearing with her spouse Spencer Pratt on The Hills and Celebrity Big Brother UK, surged following fans pushing her album to the top spot.

Over the past week, supporters of the Spiedi fan club have stood by the couple who recently lost their shared £2 million home and lived there with their two sons, due to the tragic fires.

Fifteen years ago, Heidi’s first album, titled Superficial, hit the shelves without making it onto any music charts. In its initial week, it managed to sell approximately a thousand copies.

Now that the album has climbed to the top spot, an ecstatic Spencer couldn’t help but express his affection for his British fans on TikTok: “Wow, my friends across the ocean, you’ve supported Speidi and made our album number one on iTunes!

Famous personalities like supermodel Emily Ratajkowski, among others, have expressed their backing for Heidi and Spencer by playing their song across various social media platforms.

In her living room, as she enjoyed the album, model Emily exclaimed,: ‘I didn’t think this Heidi Montag song would become the soundtrack for the 2025 apocalypse, but I guess it fits perfectly, anyway yes!’

Heidi expressed her appreciation for something in a video on Saturday. Referencing the initial release date of the album in January, she excitedly exclaimed: ‘It’s been 15 years since the launch of Superficial, and the coincidence is astonishing! It’s simply amazing. Thank you.’

The pair is additionally working on a fresh television contract, aiming for financial aid following the loss of their house during the LA wildfires.

Over the weekend, I decided to hop on TikTok to share some exciting updates about our ongoing quest to bring a TV project to life. I revealed that my representatives have an important call scheduled with Hulu on Monday, and I’m asking all of you to join me in showing your support by flooding their social media channels with requests for a new “Speidi” show. Let’s make it happen together!

On Monday, I received a thrilling call from Hulu’s social media team, who said, “It’s high time you embark on a fresh documentary series, this time focusing on Heidi and my journey to rebuild our lives and home amidst the ruins.” This prospect filled me with excitement!

Exhibiting unvarnished sincerity, plus the heartfelt experiences he shared with Heidi, have ignited a wave of admiration from fans.

In my perspective as a lifestyle enthusiast, I’m overjoyed for Heidi and Spencer, seeing the outpouring of support from everyone. It’s heartbreaking to know they’ve lost everything they had.

In my recent circumstances, I find myself down to just two pairs of jeans and two shirts – a stark contrast from my usual wardrobe – following an unexpected evacuation from our Pacific Palisades residence alongside my husband, Spencer.

After massive fires broke out in the elite celebrity neighborhood, the family, consisting of a pair and their two sons, left the premises. Subsequent photos reveal that their home was unfortunately damaged by the blaze.

Love Island: All Stars continues on ITV2 at 9pm.

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2025-01-14 18:35

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