Spencer Pratt He gave an emotional update on how he faces the loss of domestic pacific palysse.

Pratt and his wife, Heidi MondayThey were among almost 150,000 inhabitants who were either displaced or lost their homes in the deadly wilderness that losy Angeles devastated in January.

The couple continuously updated their fans about their situation after lost their home and received donations from a good caregiver in the postmeter.

She is accompanied on Friday Pride About his fighting while trying to move from the devastating experience of his family in January.

In addition to Pratta and Montaga who lost their Pacific Palisade houses, his parents also lost home from 40 years.

In his update, the television personality revealed that his parents asked what was left of their burned home.

He shared, "This is really a difficult week. My parents just put a house or dirt that I grew up, for sale."

Pratt also discovered that he and Montag could follow in the steps of his parents because of the high recovery costs.

He said, "I just realize heidi and I probably need (do) to next. It just costs too much for renovation 2025."

Pratt continued sharing how he feels for losing the house and discovered that he was trying to forget that it happened.

He explained, "I'm trying to think about it, like it didn't happen either."

41-year-old, "If you try to process, it's just like it's spiral."

Although Pratt continues to deal with emotions to lose the home of Pacific Palisads Inferno, who did not stop him to explore his passion for the reality of television.

"Alum" hills "participate in the new Emission Hulu," I have to go out, "with the popular reality of TV stars like Kim Zolciak, Cynthia Bailey and Omarosa.

The exhibition contains 20 competitors trapped in a house that must take advantage of their strategic escape skills. Competitors who find a way to get out of the house have a chance to win a million dollars.

Pratt emphasized that his focus on the show while trying to make money for the renovation of his burned home.

He said, "I should only focus on your current reality, which is on Hulu! I took this show too seriously. If nothing I want to not."

Pratt added: "Maybe they lost several years from my life in stress, anxiety and lack of sleep. I obviously need a lot of money and success to restore my house."

In January, Pratt and Montag remained trying to pick up pieces after the destructive fire in Los Angeles, through their neighborhood Los Angeles, leaving his home in ruins.

The video showed Pratt at the place of their burned house, trying to recover sentimental items, including his gentle crystals. Montag, visibly emotional, took the ticket to share cardiac updates with their followers. In the video, she expressed gratitude that, despite the loss of their home, her family remained undamaged.

"While we finished the loss of the house in the fire, thank God we are safe," she said. The fight against Suza, Mom of two thanked the supporters on the spill of love and support. "So thanks to everyone who checks, thank you for all prayers, thank you for your mind," Montag added.

The emotional update of the pair echoed with fans who have followed their journey for years, from real TV celebrate family life in California.