Heidi Monday opened about how she felt after she lost valuable items in Los Angeles fires who burned her and her husband Spencer Pratthome.

Montag and Pratt were among many familiar figures and householders who lost their homes in devastating fires that devastated la.

The couple received support from the fans after lost their home and recently sued the City of Los Angeles over their role in the inferno.

Montag is reflected in her losses in the wilds of Los Angeles. In an interview with VogueWhich was published on Monday, a reality TV star expressed their feelings for losing clothes.

She said, "You know, I'm very confronted. Sounds silly, but I was so sad for losing clothes."

Mondag added: "They're just things, but they're the things I've spent 15 to 20 years collecting. The things I wore in a special place, with special people."

The 38-year-old admitted that she lost many things she couldn't replace, including shoes that "perfectly knocked, like a pair of black pumps or boots."

She said, "I keep saying myself, hired them in this life!"

Montag discovered that "grabbed only two pairs of jeans" as he escaped into the fire. "She added," I had a new pair of paige jeans that I just feel like me. "

Despite the purchase of some new items that make them feel much better, Montag He continues to remove about what she lost.

She said, "I went to Marshalls the other day and I bought a bunch of discounted sweaters. They are good quality, about $ 20, but I feel so much better. I see, like, a sweater I wore and remembered. "

Montag, who always feels better when makeup, revealed to plan to start a charitable hair service and cosmetic services for people who lost them.

She said, "I was so thrilled to see that all these companies do donation drives. It makes people feel and give them dignity. My bag Patrick, a glass, makes me feel grounded in yourself. "

The television person has added: "I would like to create or support a charity for people who have lost everything and make hair and makeup, to help people feel more like themselves."

After the loss of the home in Los Angeles Inferno, Montag, Spencer Pratt, who showed "hills", from 2006. until 2010, they said they were looking for a new TV show for reality TV.

The couple expressed the readiness to let the cameras be back into their life and show how they and their neighbors renewed the following fires.

When asked whether to consider another reality TV show, Montag, which joined Pratt for her interview with VogueThe exit said, "Well, you never know ... It's Hollywood."

She added: "There's always something. We're ready to do it. We hope we even do something about the city's restoration and show our community. But I balance music as well as Mom."

Montag and Pratt, who are parents for the sons of Gunner, 6, and Ryker, 2, received mass support fans on social media, because they lost a home of $ 2.5 million in the fire.

The fans sent Pratt's invitation to carry them to the music of his wife to help her earn money through current income. Also, two tictokers created Gofundme to help a couple renovation.

However, they received a return address of the Internet, and some sayings that the money should be given to everyday people, not a "rich glorious order."

Pratt answered the background in conversation with Now per weekSaying that he did not "torture" criticism because "very used to negative things."

He added: "If people want to send their own money to whom whatever they want, it is the equivalent of buying MERCH famous, buying their filmmakers."

Pratt also said, "People can do whatever they want with their own money and, thank God, there are people who want to support and send us everything."

"No one is needed, and that's not tax. People can say everything they want and have the right to their opinion. But they are asking to send money, they ask to send money Amazon Wishlist:" He continued. "These are their choices."

Pratt and Montag sued the water and power department in Los Angeles (Ladwp) after the negligence after the fire damaged their property.

They claim that Ladwp ​​failed to maintain the appropriate water supply by delaying Santa Ynez reservoirs, leaving him empty for almost a year.

Twenty-other property owners joined a couple in the request for this decision the priority of bids in the contractor from public safety, exacerbating the influence of fire.