Heidi Montag Looks Distraught After Losing Home In Pacific Palisades Fire: 'Thank God We Are Safe'

Spencer Pratt's wife, Heidi Montag, is grateful that her family has not lost a life in the ongoing wildfires in the Pacific Palisades.

The reality star and her husband own a home in the neighborhood, which was destroyed in the natural disaster.

Heidi Montag's remarks come after Spencer Pratt shared shocking videos of the fire burning their home as well as surrounding areas of Pacific Palisades.

On her TikTok page, a distraught Montag shared a selfie video in which she expressed her gratitude that her family was safe amid the wildfires ravaging their Pacific Palisades neighborhood.

"While we ended up losing our house in the fire, thank God we are safe," said the reality star who shares two sons Ryker, 2, and Gunner, 7, with husband, Pratt.

As the video went on, Montag became increasingly emotional, but not before expressing her gratitude to the well-wishers who have shown concern for her family's well-being.

"So, thank you to everyone who is checking, thank you for all your prayers, thank you for your thoughts," she added.

After Montag shared the post, her TikTok fans sent in their condolences about the situation while joining the reality star in being grateful for the safety of her family.

One user commented, "I am so incredibly sorry to you & Spencer. I'm so glad you & your babies are safe but I know that hearing 'it's just materials' does NOT make it easier. That was your life. We're here for you."

Another fan said, "I'm so sorry this happened to you guys. You have so many people praying for you & Spencer and your two kiddos. Glad you are all safe."

Someone else wrote, "Glad you, Spencer, and the kids are safe. I am so so sorry; you'll get through it and come out stronger than ever."

One more person wrote, "I'm so sorry! Watching this on the news and such is so devastating. My heart breaks for all of you guys out there. Such a helpless feeling, but I'm glad that you, Spencer, and your boys are safe."

Prior to Montag's post, Pratt had shared videos of the devastating wildfires engulfing their home and the surrounding areas.

In one of the videos, the flames could be seen rising several feet high into the air, with thick smoke billowing as it tore through the neighborhood.

In another video, Pratt could be seen commenting on how close the fire was, though it seemed it had not yet reached his home at that time.

"We got a fire going on behind the house here, say a prayer for the Palisades here, there's the town, there is the fire..." he remarked.

According to The Times, an evacuation order was issued to over 30,000 people in the affluent area of Los Angeles after the dangers became apparent.

Pacifist Palisades, which is heavy with celebrities and notable figures, is located along the coast and in the mountains north of Santa Monica.

Other stars who are known to have moved into the area in recent years include actors Ben Affleck, Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson, Reese Witherspoon, Bradley Cooper, Matt Damon,  Adam Sandler, and Jennifer Aniston.

It's unclear how many celebrity homes have been directly impacted by the flames. However, "Schitts Creek" star Eugene Levi and actor Steve Guttenberg have also been forced to leave their homes due to the fire.

As efforts to quell the fire continue, residents have expressed concern that many fire hydrants in Pacific Palisades are running dry.

"There's no water in the fire hydrants," L.A. developer Rick Caruso told The Times. "The firefighters are there [in the neighborhood], and there's nothing they can do — we've got neighborhoods burning, homes burning, and businesses burning. ... It should never happen."

While it is unclear why the fire hydrants are facing these issues or how many were affected, the Department of Water and Power has issued a statement assuring that the problem is being resolved "to ensure the availability of water supplies."