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Heidi Montag Supports Spencer Pratt's LA Mayor Run

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Heidi Montag supports Spencer Pratts mayoral run, a year after wildfires devastated their Pacific Palisades home. Pratt, blaming city leaders for negligence during the fires, entered the race in January, aiming to fix a broken system ahead of the June 2026 election. Montag, proud of her husbands balancing act, remains optimistic as they rebuild and navigate his political journey.

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Heidi Montag Supports Spencer Pratt's LA Mayor Run

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Heidi Montag Supports Spencer Pratt's LA Mayor Run. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 30th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, pop culture powered by AI. Heidi Montag turned heads at the 2026 Billboard Women in Music Awards in Los Angeles this week. The 39-year-old reality star showed up looking sharp, supporting women in the industry while her husband Spencer Pratt ramps up his run for. Mayor of LA. This comes one year after wildfires wiped out their Pacific Palisades home, along with their kids' stuff, and even his parents' place. Pratt jumped into the race back in January, calling out city leaders for what he sees as straight-up negligence during the blazes. The fires were brutal, leveling 7,000 homes and businesses in that upscale area, killing 12 people, and forcing nearly 100,000 folks from their spots. Total damage hit $28 billion, hitting other big names like Mel Gibson and Paris Hilton too. Just pitching it as a mission to fix a broken system ahead of the June 2nd, 2026 election,

where Cart Mayor Karen Bass faces, heat over the response. Montags all in, proud of him balancing family, music, and this political push. She's staying positive, excited for the road ahead as they juggle it all and rebuild stronger.

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