Spencer’s nightmare is not over yet

Spencer Pratt introduced an emotional update on how it copes with the loss of the Pacific Ocean Palisada.

Prat and his wife, Heidi MondayThere were almost 150,000 residents who were either moved or lost houses in the deadly forest fires that destroyed the Los -Andgeles in January.

The couple constantly updated their fans about their situation after losing the house and received donations from goodwill afterwards.

On Friday, Pratt talked Pride About his struggle when he tries to move from the destructive experience of his family in January.

In addition to the protot and the Montaga that lost the Pacific Ocean Palisada, his parents also lost the house for 40 years.

In her updating, the television person has shown that his parents put up what was left of the burned home for sale.

He shared: “It was a really difficult week. My parents just put my house, or the dirt I grew up for sale.”

Prat also revealed that he and the Montag could follow the footsteps of his parents from the high cost of recovery.

He said, “I just understand that Heidi and I probably need (do) it next. It just costs too much to restore in 2025.”

Prat continued, sharing how he felt the loss of the house, and showed that he was trying to forget what it happened.

He explained: “I try not even to think about it as if it didn’t even happen.”

The 41-year-old added, “If you try to recycle, it’s just a spiral.”

Although Prat continues to fight emotions to lose the house in the Pacific Palisades Inferno, it did not prevent him from studying the passion for realistic television.

“The Hills” is available in the new Hulu show, “you need to go out,” together with the popular stars of realistic TVs, such as Kim Zolcz, Synth Bailey and Amaros.

The show features 20 contestants who got into the house that should use their strategic escape skills. The contestants who find a way to leave the house have a chance to win a million dollars.

Prat emphasized that his attention is paid to the show when he tries to make money to restore the burned home.

He said, “I have to focus only on our current reality that is on Hula! I perceived this show too seriously. If anything, I would like not.”

Prat added: “Perhaps a few years have lost my life in stress, anxiety and lack of sleep. Obviously, I need a lot of money and success to restore my home.”

In January, Pratt and Montag remained trying to pick up pieces after the devastating forest fires in the Los -Andeles, which broke through the Los -Andgeles neighborhood, leaving their home in ruins.

The video showed a protot on the site of their burned home, trying to restore sentimental items, including its cherished crystals. Montag, noticeably emotional, went to Tiktok to share a heartfelt update with its followers. In the video, she expressed her gratitude that, despite the loss of the house, her family remained intact.

“As long as we lost the house on fire, thank God we are safe,” she said. Having lost tears, the mother of two also thanked her fans for pouring love and support. “So, thank you all who check, thank you for all the prayers, thank you for your thoughts,” Montag added.

The emotional update of the couple resonated with fans who had been walking for the path for years, from the reality of the meaning of the family life in California.