Some fans slammed Spencer Pratt and Heidi Monday because they sued the city of Los Angeles after losing their expensive home in a fire.

On Tuesday, the couple joined several Pacific Palisades property owners who filed lawsuits against Los Angeles after losing their homes during the wildfires.

Pratt and Montag have been open about losing their home in the fire and have received a lot of support from fans on social media.

The celebrity couple filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court, accusing the city's Department of Water and Power (LADWP) of failing to maintain an adequate water system to combat the inferno.

According to The Hollywood ReporterPratt and Montag pointed out that the city of LA delayed repairs to the Santa Ynez Reservoir, leaving it empty for nearly a year.

About 20 other property owners joined the couple in their lawsuit, which blamed LADWP for draining the Santa Ynez Reservoir before the Jan. 7 fire.

They argued that LADWP did this to solicit bids from contractors rather than repair the tank with in-house personnel.

The complaint stated, "This stated public purpose was far outweighed by the substantial risk posed to Pacific Palisades by wildfire."

It added: "The rate of damage resulting from the Palisades fire far outweighed any benefit that could have been achieved by outsourcing and delaying repairs."

Redditor divided news of Pratt and Montag's lawsuit against the pop-culture sub-Reddit, and many others took turns commenting on the couple's actions.

One Redditor questioned why the couple was suing after "poorer people" donated to them after they lost their home.

They wrote: "Suing because people poorer than them donated to help them rebuild??"

Another Redditor said the couple didn't deserve sympathy, writing: "Just a reminder that both of these people used to be big shits and they're still cool. They don't deserve an ounce of sympathy."

A third person called Pratt and Montag "celebrity sc-m", while a fourth added: "Con artists forever".

Meanwhile, some others chose to disparage Montag's music, with one writing: "I'm glad I didn't air any of her music. Not one cent from me," while another added: "Can we be honest now that her song is shit?"

Although many fans were critical of Pratt and Montag's lawsuit, they received support from others.

When one person called out the pair, writing: "Let's sue them for being dumb," another responded: "They're trying to hold politicians and government officials accountable for negligence. This is actually a step in the right direction regardless of their reality TV days." "

They added: "This lawsuit could mean everyone who owns a home in Los Angeles. The oligarchy will tear it down, of course, but they absolutely have the right idea to start emphasizing negligence as a crime, not political broken promises. I don't watch their show, but we like their lawsuit."

Another Redditor called on all Los Angeles residents to sue the US government. They wrote: "Honestly, all CA residents should sue the US government over this."

The couple was among those who lost property in the Los Angeles fires.

Montag looked distraught in a video she shared on TikTok after the fire gutted their home. In the video, she expressed gratitude that her family is safe despite losing their home.

Montag said, "While we ended up losing the house in the fire, thank God we're safe."

As the video continues, the mother of two couldn't contain her emotions, but thanked well-wishers for their concern.

She said, "So thank you to everyone checking in, thank you for all your prayers, thank you for your thoughts."

After Pratt and Montag found their home burned to the ground in wildfires, fans set up a GoFundMe for them to help rebuild.

Pratt said Us Weekly, "If people want to send their money to whoever they want, it's like buying celebrity merchandise, buying their movie tickets. People can do what they want with their money and, thank God, there are people who want to support and send us anything."

Meanwhile, Montag stressed that neither she nor Pratt sought funds from fans.

She explained: "Then our friends Brandon and Courtney (from TikTok) said, 'We don't care what you say. We know people who want to donate money to you, even if it's just one donation to help you.' "

Pratt added, "When it first happened, that first day, they created the GoFundMe themselves and it went on to do great and so amazing."