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The stars show their support for Come on Monday and her music after her husband Spencer Pratt asked for help after losing their home in the Los Angeles wildfires.
“Thank you all very much. Number 1 on iTunes, oh my God,” Montag shared on a Saturday, Jan. 11, Instagram Story. “Thank you for the tremendous love and support for my music and for truly coming together behind us this devastating time and makes it such a blessing.”
Album from Monday Superficialwhich was released in January 2010, topped the iTunes album chart before The bad bunnyI NEED TO TAKE MORE PICTURES and Evil movie soundtrack. The album’s title track also charted at No. 1 before ROSÉ and Bruno Mars‘ “APT” and other songs. Montag’s tune “I’ll Do It” is also at number 7.
“Thank you for helping us in supporthelping us rebuild, helping to encourage us, to give us that hope and faith and excitement in such a dark, dark time,” Montag continued. “No. 1, Aaah! Oh my god, I can’t believe it. And it’s the 15th anniversary of Superficial. So the timing is just crazy. It’s so crazy, thank you…”
Scroll down to see which celebrities are showing their support:
Emily Ratajkowski
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The model shared a video via TikTok from her listening to Montag’s “I’ll Do It.” Ratajkowski captioned the clip: “I didn’t expect this Heidi Montag song to be the soundtrack to the 2025 apocalypse, but you know what, hell yeah.”
Flavor Flav
Flav shared a video via TikTok with text that read: “Doing my part to get Heidi Montag to #1.”
Perez Hilton
Hilton encouraged fans to stream Montag’s music as they shared a video of him dancing to “I’ll Do It.” He wrote on TikTok clip, “Heidi Montag’s music streaming to help her and Spencer Pratt rebuild after their Los Angeles home burns down.”
Paris Hilton
Paris sent a message to Montag, which Pratt shared via Instagram. “
Congratulations @heidimontag 
,” she wrote.
Jenny McCarthy
McCarthy shared a video via TikTok to her husband, Donnie Wahlbergpurchasing Montag’s Superficial album on Saturday, January 11. “So close. One more to get to number one! let’s go! Donnie in da club,” McCarthy captioned the clip.
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