Heidi Montag Hits iTunes No. 1 After LA Fires: Will She and Spencer Profit

Pacific Palisades: So, Spencer Pratt is asking fans to stream Heidi Montag’s music after their home was destroyed in a fire. It’s a tough situation, but he thinks it could help them raise some cash to rebuild.

Heidi’s 2010 album “Superficial” shot up to No. 1 on iTunes thanks to this push. Spencer shared a heartfelt message on TikTok, urging fans to support Heidi’s music. He even posted a video of himself standing on the ashes of their home, which was pretty emotional.

While they’re grateful for the support, it seems like this iTunes success might not bring in the big bucks they need. iTunes isn’t what it used to be, and downloads don’t really translate to a lot of money anymore.

Most people are streaming music now, and iTunes has become less relevant. It’s easier to manipulate the charts, so it’s not a true reflection of what’s popular.

Still, Spencer and Heidi are using this moment to stay in the spotlight. They’re aiming for the Billboard charts next, which are more credible. But even that might not lead to the financial help they’re hoping for.

At the end of the day, it’s a mix of wanting to rebuild and staying famous. This might not fill their pockets, but it sure keeps them in the public eye.