Once known as the ultimate villain couple in reality TV, Spencer Pratt and wife Heidi Montag are opening up about the machinations of tabloid fame on their new podcast, “Speidi’s 16th M…
. The accomplices soon fell in love, effectively causing a harsh divide in the cast due to Conrad’s crazed denunciation of the relationship.
“I risked everything for the love of Spencer, so I just took that route with him,” she said, “if that’s the way it had to go.” Pratt and Montag certainly did their thing — and what they did was covered extensively in the pages of celebrity rags, a lifelong manifestation for both parties. Montag — who has Maxim, Playboy, and Rolling Stone covers under her belt as well — is quick to praise Pratt for his contributions to her success.
From festive holiday displays with bunny ears to over-the-top pumpkin patch outings, they knew how to keep magazine editors coughing up cash for campy pics.
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