Spencer Pratts Mothers Day Ad Shows Emotional

“Mother’s Day is every day.” 

Those are the phrases Spencer Pratt used to introduce a two-minute video honoring his spouse of nearly 18 years, Heidi Montag, and vividly displaying why he’s operating for mayor of Los Angeles. He’s been very open about how troublesome shedding every little thing in such a sudden and traumatic method has been for both his spouse and his mom, and how that’s impressed him to act. While the video focuses on his own household, the same video might be made about every household whose home burned to the ground in that firestorm, and Pratt’s operating to combat for them, too.

The video begins by juxtaposing video of a wildfire with photographs of Montag leaning her head on Pratt’s shoulder, a pensive look on her face, then cuts to show their two sons, Gunner and Ryker, returning for the first time to the burned-out lot upon which their home used to sit.

“Heidi and I have been through hell together. No mom should ever have to go through what she’s gone through.”

An Airstream trailer was just lately positioned on the lot, but the household has been residing at his dad and mom’ seaside home in Santa Barbara County since January 7, 2025. Now that there’s a trailer there and not just an empty lot, they introduced the boys, ages 8 and 3, to go to.

The boys are excited to go into the trailer, with Gunner, the oldest, rapidly hopping into one of the beds and getting under the covers, Ryker fast on his path. Gunner appears to be like out the window, excitedly yelling, “Hummingbirds! Three!” while Heidi sinks into Spencer’s arms, wiping away tears.

I had no concept what the hummingbirds have been about on the Spencer Pratt marketing campaign emblem but then I noticed this. I might vote for @spencerpratt just seeing this. If I might vote for him that is. pic.twitter.com/dbp5k5ZaUq

— Doreen Linder (@DorLinder) May 9, 2026

Going back outdoors, Heidi, holding Ryker, factors out where varied rooms in the home used to be. Seeing a involved look on his face, she asks, “Are you okay?” “No,” he says, and places his head on her shoulder.

Walking up the steps back to avenue stage, Gunner spots one thing in the dust and factors, “It’s my old favorite shovel, Mom!” Heidi laughs as Gunner runs to retrieve it, shouting, “Dad, this used to be my” — then his pleasure rapidly fades as he sees that the shovel is burned, and he merely says, “Oh.”

One second that struck me is a bit in the background. The household units up a fire pit to make s’mores. As everybody’s sitting around the campfire, the digicam focuses on Spencer’s face. The look on his face of righteous anger and willpower to repair it for his household is one thing that ought to strike concern in LA Mayor Karen Bass, Governor Gavin Newsom, and the other bureaucrats that allowed this tragedy to happen – and politicians in all places who continue to act without regard for the protection and well-being of their constituents. Not that Pratt will bodily hurt them, though that want would completely be justified, and not just that he shall be profitable at the polls. What ought to strike concern in them is the motion Pratt’s unleashed by bringing what’s actually fallacious in American politics into sharp focus.

It’s heartbreaking to watch, and some (Karen Bass and Nithya Raman) will possible argue that Pratt introduced his household there for a picture op, just like they said when he launched a video with his mom last week.

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— Spencer Pratt (@spencerpratt) May 5, 2026

They’ll again say that he is exploiting his own household for political gain and harming his sons by taking them back to the lot. Was it an extraordinarily troublesome factor for the boys to see? Yes. But they have been residing in trauma since the day that they had to flee their home, leaving every little thing besides what they may hurriedly pack in their car, behind, sirens blaring in all places and partitions of flame chasing them.

What they’re studying now is resilience. They’re studying that their dad will always combat for them, and that their mother will always be there for consolation and nurturing. They had to have questioned, particularly Gunner, what their “home” regarded like now. Whether the household shall be in a position to rebuild stays to be seen; they, like 1000’s of their neighbors, had been pressured onto California’s FAIR Plan for insurance coverage, which could be very bare-bones, and they’re half of a class motion lawsuit against metropolis and state. But they’re studying that the household can go through troublesome issues and survive.

“I think that they’re trying to have a good attitude about it but I did see Gunner like almost crying up there, but they’re so happy to be home, too.”

Pratt closes the video by saying, “I am constantly in awe of Heidi. She’s the most incredible mom to our boys. She’s why I fight.”

Happy Mother’s Day, Heidi, and all the mothers of Pacific Palisades and Altadena still struggling to discover some normalcy.

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