Spencer Pratt thanks UK fans for 'having Speidi's back' as Heidi Montag's viral single soars to top of iTunes charts after LA fire destroyed couple's family home

Spencer Pratt has thanked UK fans for propelling his wife Heidi Montag's viral single to the top of the iTunes chart after the LA fires destroyed their family home. 

The Hills alum, 38, and Spencer, 41, were forced to evacuate their $2.5 million home earlier this week - which was burned to the ground in the Palisades blaze that began on Tuesday. 

And since the devastation, Spencer has been encouraging fans to stream Heidi's hit 2010 track 'I'll Do It' to help financially support them and their family.

Taking to TikTok on Sunday night to express his gratitude, Spencer gushed: 'Oh My God, my Brits over the pond they've got Speidi's back. Number one on iTunes.' 

He joked: 'It took a minute you know the Brits are probably at the pub watching a game of football, eating fish and chips, so you know it just took them a minute. 

'But the UK has always had Speidi's back from day one so that's eight number ones that I can think of.'

He added: 'Anybody here from the UK on TikTok, love you for streaming Heidi's Superficial album, buying it, making it number one in the UK. 

'I would be screaming but I am not allowed to scram because the kids are screaming, but inside I am screaming like a crazy wild lunatic. Thank you UK.' 

It comes after Spencer revealed Pitbull could possibly feature on a remix of the track which was part of Heidi's debut album Superficial - which dropped in January 2010 - but flopped upon its release.

However, the song has since gone viral and garnered the attention of many stars, including Pitbull himself. 

On Sunday, Pratt stitched a clip on TikTok from a fan who added a short feature from Pitbull to the song and told his followers, 'Please everyone tag Pitbull!' 

'We need Pitbull's feature. Please...we need Pitbull. We need Pitbull, please tag him,' the star implored. 

He later gave an update in a separate video, and shared, 'We got breaking news. Pitbull's team is evaluating if he's gonna pop on I'll Do It.' 

Spencer then gave a shout out to the fan that had created the now-viral mashup and added, 'Pitbull's team right now is thinking about adding a Pitbull verse to I'll Do It.'

The reality star encouraged his followers to be vocal about wanting the feature on social media 'so his team is like, "Oh okay, people want this." Pitbull on I'll Do It, after I saw that viral video...this could be it.' 

He added, 'We could get Heidi a platinum plaque so the one thing we hang on our fr***ing new house everybody's helping us build here is going to be Heidi's platinum plaque. That's only because of you making it happen.' 

Later on Sunday, Pratt excitedly revealed in another update that Pitbull's potential feature on Montag's track was seemingly moving forward. 

While standing on a sidewalk outside, Heidi filmed her husband who expressed, 'It looks like Pitbull is getting on the I'll Do It remix.' 

'He has all the files right now,' he added, while the TV personality quickly interrupted to ask, 'Are you serious?' 

With a big smile on his face, Spencer replied, 'I'm serious. And Warner said we could get it out in 24 hours.' 

Heidi then questioned, 'Do you feel like a miracle worker?' and he responded, 'Not yet. But when we get a new house, yes. We're very far from that.' 

Montag's Superficial album was officially released 15 years earlier but failed to land on any music charts. And in its first week, her debut studio album only sold around 1,000 copies. 

But in 2023, I'll Do It also trended on TikTok - before gaining recognition once again this week amid the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. 

After surging to the number one spot on the iTunes chart, Heidi shared a message of gratitude to her fans. 

'Thank you for the overwhelming love and support of my music, and really rallying behind us in this devastating time, and making it such a blessing.'

She added, 'Thank you for helping support us, helping build us back up, helping to encourage us, give us hope and faith and excitement in such a dark, dark time, so thank you so much.' 

In reference to the album's release date of January 11, 2010 - the star expressed, 'It's the 15 year anniversary of Superficial, so the timing is crazy, it's just so crazy. Thank you.'

Celebrities have also shared their support to Heidi and Spencer by listening to the song on social media, such as supermodel Emily Ratajkowski. 

While grooving to the album inside her living room, the beauty penned, 'Didn't expect this Heidi Montag song to be the soundtrack to the 2025 apocalypse but you know what f*** yeah.' 

Perez Hilton also got in on the act, posting a clip of himself dancing to Heidi's music.

He wrote, 'Streaming #HeidiMontag's music to help her and @SpencerPratt rebuild after their home burned down in #LosAngeles. Add @HeidiMontag to your playlists and listen! #Speidi #PacificPalisades.' 

And Spencer's online support for Heidi's music has not gone unnoticed by social media users. 

One fan tweeted, 'I've spent the better half of my Saturday keeping up with Spencer Pratt, and he literally got the whole TikTok/IG community to listen to Heidi's new album until it climbed the charts. What a great husband.'

Another gushed, 'If your man doesn't support you like @spencerpratt supports @heidimontag, then he's not the right man.'

The pair notably tied the knot in 2008 and share two children: Gunner, seven, and Ryker, two. 

Along with Montag's 2010 album gaining recognition, both she and Spencer are also pursuing a new TV deal as they seek financial support after losing their home in the fires. 

The pair had to evacuate their Pacific Palisades property, bought in 2017 for $2.5 million, joining a long list of stars whose homes were destroyed.

Spencer has been sharing their heartbreaking journey on social media, from watching their home burn to digging through the ashes for anything that survived.

On Saturday, he took to TikTok to update fans about their efforts to land a TV project, revealing his agents have a 'big call' with Hulu on Monday and urging fans to flood the streaming service's social media with requests for a new 'Speidi' show.

'So then on Monday, Hulu’s social media department calls and goes, "You better give Heidi and Spencer a new docuseries about rebuilding their lives and their house out of the rubble,"' Spencer said with a smile.

His raw honesty, along with the emotional moments shared with Heidi, has sparked an outpouring of fan support.

Heidi previously admitted she she only has 'two pairs of jeans and two shirts' left after she and husband Spencer were forced to flee their Pacific Palisades home.

The couple evacuated the property with their two sons after huge fires began to spread through the exclusive celebrity enclave, and images have since shown that their property has been destroyed.

The fires began on Tuesday amid strong winds - and include the Palisades and Eaton Fire. 

The Palisades blaze has currently burned 23,713 acres and is 13% contained as of Sunday, per the LA Times. 

The Eaton Fire located near Altadena and Pasadena has burned 14,117 acres and is 27% contained.

In total, over 12,000 structures have been destroyed in the catastrophic infernos - which include homes, schools and churches. And the death toll has risen to 24 as of Sunday.

High winds are expected to pick up again and last through the middle of the week on Wednesday - with some gusts expected to reach as high as 70mph.

A number of residents and stars have lost their homes, such as Anthony Hopkins, Paris Hilton, Jeff Bridges, Billy Crystal, Joshua Jackson, Eugene Levy and Miles Teller.