Spencer Pratt Talks About Wildfire Experience and Mentions Taylor Swift’s Name

However, Pratt is yet to get a response from the pop star, though he maintains hope that she will reply to his email.

Celebrities like Pratt and Montag have shared about their losses in the Los Angeles wildfires on social media.

On Thursday, Pratt appeared on the “Viall Files” podcast and revealed he sent an email to Swift soon after his home burned down.

He said per Page Six, “That was night one. This is the email. This one is getting read. If you don’t get a response, that’s also a response.”

Despite not getting a response from Swift, Pratt hoped she would reply because she may “have something in the works.”

After some speculation from fans, it was suggested that Swift might include Montag in an announcement related to her “Reputation” album. This came in light of the possibility of Swift re-releasing her 2006 album, “Taylor Swift,” and her 2017 album, “Reputation,” which seemed to have been taken off Spotify.

Pratt mentioned his belief that Swift might feature Montag in the “Reputation” announcement, perhaps as an Easter egg for fans to discover.

“The Hills” alum remained hopeful and revealed the content of his email to Swift.

He revealed, “I still haven’t given up. That was a big one night one. I was like, ‘House just burned down, Taylor. I need you!'”

In another part of the episode, Pratt playfully begged Swift to “email [him] back.” He also said he had “lost all the gifts” the singer sent him.

Earlier this month, Pratt told a fan who asked if he lost his Taylor Swift merchandise in the fire, and he responded via a video on TikTok.

In the video, the television personality stared at the camera while zooming in on his white sweater with red writing that read, “TAYLOR SWIFT.”

The background music in the video was “Ready for It?” from Swift’s “Reputation” album.

Pratt’s special request to Swift continues his and Montag’s outspokenness since losing their home to the fires.

The couple, who shares sons Gunner, 7, and Ryker, 2, have not shied away from seeking help since the fire tragedy which also burned Pratt’s parents’ home.

Pratt told Varietyhe earned about $24,000 on TikTok after the fire tragedy, adding, “So that’s phenomenal and life changing. That’s the power of individual supporters, people just backing you and getting behind you.”

The couple also made over $100,000 from donations after two TikTokers created a GoFundMe page for them.

In addition to the donations, Montag has enjoyed a musical resurgence and even reached No. 1 on iTunes after Pratt urged fans to stream her music to help her earn some streaming revenue.

Pratt has since beckoned on music stars to promote his wife’s now-viral songs, with Pitbull heeding the call and remixing her 2010 tune, “I’ll Do It.”

Despite her recent gains, Montag continues to count her losses and reflected on them during an interview with Vogue.

She told the outlet how she felt about losing her clothes in the fire, saying, “You know, I’m very conflicted with it. It sounds silly, but I was so sad about losing my clothes.”

Montag added, “They’re just things, but they’re things that I spent 15 to 20 years collecting. Things I wore to a special place, with special people.”

Pratt has always been a huge fan of Swift and attended her “Reputation Stadium Tour” in 2018.

There, he got to meet the pop diva and introduced her to his oldest son, Gunner. That memory would always remain with Pratt, who gushed about it during an interview with Cosmopolitan.

He said, “My only issue with the whole experience is it’s over. If the world felt more like a Taylor Swift concert, I don’t think there would be wars.”

Pratt added, “I don’t want to shade anybody, but you don’t need to take a bunch of drugs and go into the desert for Burning Man. Have a skinny margarita and go to a Taylor show.”

He also said, “You don’t need to trip out? You don’t need to go to [Electric Daisy Carnival] and OD. Just put on one of these Taylor wristbands and just get in the middle.”