Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt both broke down in tears while discussing losing their $2.5M three-bedroom home to the Pacific Palisades fire eight days ago.

‘Spencer was like, “Grab anything you want to keep.” And I was like, “How do you choose?” Like, my brain actually stopped working because I was so overwhelmed with so many things you can’t replace. So I grabbed my kids’ teddy bears,’ the 38-year-old Superficial singer cried on Good Morning America on Wednesday.

‘[Your home is] a place that you love, that you live, that’s a refuge from the world. And to have that be gone is a really difficult concept to continue to daily deal with.’

The 41-year-old Pratt Daddy Crystals owner got misty recalling how one of their son’s beds started to burn in the shape of a heart.

‘The worst was like, sorry, our kids’ room is like so magical. We do storytime every night. It’s such our routine, so much love is in there,’ Spencer marveled.

‘I feel like a ghost. I don’t have a single pH๏τo now before an iPhone existed. I don’t have any of the dumb little things that are on your shelves in your parents’ house. They’re all gone, not a single nothing.’

Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt both broke down in tears while discussing losing their $2.5M three-bedroom home to the Pacific Palisades fire eight days ago

Like a lot of California homeowners, The Hills alums’ policy was dropped by their insurance company last year.

‘We were house poor, as they call it,’ Heidi explained.

‘Like, we have a house and everything else is a hustle, is a grind. So yeah, we’re definitely counting every dollar that we make because we’re working really hard. We take one trip a year.’

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Montag and Pratt are constantly posting videos on social media about their ordeal, and they managed to garner enough fan support to get her 2010 album Superficial to the top of the iTunes chart in the US last Saturday.

‘The fan support has been such a light in such a darkness for us, and it’s life changing,’ the Colorado-born blonde smiled.

Celebrities publicly supporting Heidi’s record include Paris Hilton, Emily Ratajkowski, Julia Fox, Howie Mandel, Flavor Flav, Diplo, Dillon Francis, Gabby Thomas, Trisha Paytas, Alix Earle, Nick Viall, and Tana Mongeau.

Montag is already back in the recording studio, and she even sH๏τ a brand new music video for I’ll Do It which drops Wednesday at 9am PST.

However, some trolls online were unhappy the ABC morning show chose the fame-hungry couple known as ‘Speidi’ to showcase rather than the thousands of other heartbroken homeowners impacted by the LA wildfires.

X user @jennabanenenna commented on GMA’s tweet: ‘Can we please stop giving these grifter fools air time? So many other people that could have been interviewed.’

The 38-year-old Superficial singer cried on Good Morning America on Wednesday: ‘Spencer was like, “Grab anything you want to keep.” And I was like, “How do you choose?” Like, my brain actually stopped working because I was so overwhelmed with so many things you can’t replace’

She continued: ‘[Your home is] a place that you love, that you live, that’s a refuge from the world. And to have that be gone is a really difficult concept to continue to daily deal with’

The 41-year-old Pratt Daddy Crystals owner got misty recalling how one of their son’s beds started to burn in the shape of a heart: ‘So much love is in [our kids’ room]’

Spencer marveled: ‘I feel like a ghost. I don’t have a single pH๏τo now before an iPhone existed. I don’t have any of the dumb little things that are on your shelves in your parents’ house. They’re all gone, not a single nothing’ (pictured last Friday)

Like a lot of California homeowners, The Hills alums’ policy was dropped by their insurance company last year

Heidi explained: ‘We were house poor, as they call it. Like, we have a house and everything else is a hustle, is a grind. So yeah, we’re definitely counting every dollar that we make because we’re working really hard. We take one trip a year’

Montag and Pratt are constantly posting videos on social media about their ordeal, and they managed to garner enough fan support to get her 2010 album Superficial to the top of the iTunes chart in the US last Saturday

‘The fan support has been such a light in such a darkness for us, and it’s life changing,’ the Colorado-born blonde smiled

Heidi is already back in the recording studio, and she even sH๏τ a brand new music video for I’ll Do It which drops Wednesday at 9am PST (pictured Tuesday)

On GMA’s Instagram account, user @sᴀssi_sweet wrote: ‘Y’all couldn’t find anyone else to interview?! Literally anyone else!’

‘I’d be selling that Hermes scarf if insurance dropped me. [I don’t know],’ Instagram user @kayladuke_ commented.

Instagram user @arac3lidee wrote: ‘This is so sad, but there’s so many people that lost everything not just celebrities come on people interview anybody but celebrities!’

And Instagram user @aboekenoogen simply wrote: ‘Get a job.’

On Tuesday, Spencer reacted to a TikTok video where someone admired his ‘hustle’ but criticized him for not promoting fundraisers for others.

‘I can’t wait to be the face of all the fundraisers that are rebuilding the Palisades. But right now, I need to rebuild my house and my parents’ house and have money for our food to eat,’ Pratt – who boasts 3.1M social media followers – defended.

‘And then after I lock that in, what do you think I’m going to be doing for the next five years? Rebuilding the town I grew up in where all my best friends, my parents’ friends, my kids’ friends – all their houses burned down. You don’t think I’m in group chats with a thousand people that lost their freaking houses?

However, some trolls online were unhappy the ABC morning show chose the fame-hungry couple known as ‘Speidi’ to showcase rather than the thousands of other heartbroken homeowners impacted by the LA wildfires (Pacific Palisades pictured Tuesday)

X user @jennabanenenna commented on GMA’s tweet: ‘Can we please stop giving these grifter fools air time? So many other people that could have been interviewed’

On GMA’s Instagram account, user @sᴀssi_sweet wrote: ‘Y’all couldn’t find anyone else to interview?! Literally anyone else!’

‘I’d be selling that Hermes scarf if insurance dropped me. [I don’t know],’ Instagram user @kayladuke_ commented

Instagram user @arac3lidee wrote: ‘This is so sad, but there’s so many people that lost everything not just celebrities come on people interview anybody but celebrities!’

And Instagram user @aboekenoogen simply wrote: ‘Get a job’

On Tuesday, Spencer reacted to a TikTok video where someone admired his ‘hustle’ but criticized him for not promoting fundraisers for others

Pratt defended: ‘I can’t wait to be the face of all the fundraisers that are rebuilding the Palisades. But right now, I need to rebuild my house and my parents’ house and have money for our food to eat. And then after I lock that in, what do you think I’m going to be doing for the next five years? Rebuilding the town I grew up in’

Firefighters are entering day eight of the battle against four different wildfires destroying a total 38,690 acres with the Palisades fire being 18% contained and the Eaton (Altadena) fire being 35% contained (Altadena pictured Tuesday)

Officials have confirmed 25 deaths, 12K destroyed structures, and over 6M residents remain under a critical fire threat as damage and economic loss are estimated to cost between $135B-$150B (Pacific Palisades pictured Tuesday)

‘You don’t think I’m behind the lawsuit that’s coming after everyone responsible? So you little demon – you already know the profanity, I don’t want to lose my TikTok. But every bit of profanity that Heidi wouldn’t want me to say, is directed at you. Don’t play with me.’

The married couple of 16 years are proud parents of seven-year-old son Gunner and two-year-old son Ryker.

Firefighters are entering day eight of the battle against four different wildfires destroying a total 38,690 acres with the Palisades fire being 18% contained and the Eaton (Altadena) fire being 35% contained.

Officials have confirmed 25 deaths, 12K destroyed structures, and over 6M residents remain under a critical fire threat as damage and economic loss are estimated to cost between $135B-$150B.

Other celebrities to have lost their homes in the blaze include Mel Gibson, Paris Hilton, Jeff Bridges, Anna Faris, Cary Elwes, Diane Warren, Anthony Hopkins, John Goodman, Eugene Levy, Steve Guttenberg, Jennifer Grey, Ricki Lake, Matt Damon, Miles Teller, Billy Crystal, and Adam Brody.