Horrified Reality Stars Watched House Burn to Ground in Apocalyptic Palisades Wildfire as They Plead for Prayers
The reality stars lost their home in the fire.
Jan. 8 2025, Published 1:32 p.m. ET
Spencer Pratt has revealed that he and his wife Heidi Montag watched their house burn down in the horrifying Palisades fire.
RadarOnline.com can reveal the former MTV reality television icons watched their "nightmare" play out on their security cameras.
Pratt has been documenting the ordeal on social media.
Pratt, 41, has been documenting the devastating fires blazing through California on his social media accounts.
On Jan. 8, the reality star shared a clip on TikTok showing the flames burning through his property and the surrounding area.
He shared the home with his wife, 38, and their two sons – Ryker, 2, and Gunner, 7.
In one of the TikTok videos, Pratt said: "Oh wow, it's back there!"
As the fire started getting closer to his home, he said: "For real... let's go!" he added as the fire moved closer.
The video was captioned: "Nightmare came true."
Pratt's wife Heidi shared how the family was packing up before leaving.
Before the devastating fire reached his home, Pratt shared a clip showing the fire in the distance and said: "We got a fire going on behind the house here, say a prayer for the Palisades here, there's the town, there is the fire."
After a bit, he added: "That's pretty black smoke, should go home and start packing up the house."
The MTV icon also documented himself packing up his crystal collection and having one last cup of coffee "before the house potentially burns down."
After sharing a few more videos, one including the paparazzi, he sat in his car and told the camera: "Update, I'm watching our house burn down on the security cameras."
Pratt and his family left their home before the fire hit.
Stephanie Pratt, his sister, posted on social media: "I am beyond heartbroken for my brother, Heidi, & the kids. And to all of our friends and neighbors who have lost their houses today.
"Just spoke to my dad...he tried to save my brother's house, but the wind is so strong there was nothing he could do.
"My parents evacuated safely and are watching the fire rage towards their house on security cameras.
"We are such a tight community. I'm at a loss for words knowing so many friends have lost their homes today and so quickly."
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Pratt share footage from their cameras.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, 30,000 people have all evacuated their homes after mandatory evacuation orders.
As of Wednesday morning, the Palisades Fire spread some 3,000 acres backed by 100mph gusts and reached homes in Malibu and Santa Monica.
Hundreds of firefighters are bravely fighting the fires, and weather forecasters have released warnings saying the "worst is yet to come."
