Reality TV stars Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag are finding a new wave of fans. As The Hills alums have been documenting their lives on social media after the loss of their home amid the devastating California wildfires, fans have shown tremendous support for the couple in more ways than one.

In an unexpected turn of events, Heidi’s 2010 album, Superficial, found its way to the top of the music charts. On TikTok, Spencer humorously said that he’s been taking advantage of the wildfires by asking his followers to like certain posts so he can earn money from them, and fans have certainly returned the favor. Now, these same fans are rallying together and asking Hulu to create a reality TV show about Spencer and Heidi.

It’s time to bring back Speidi on our screens!

Spencer Pratt Proposed Hulu Launch A Reality TV Show About His Life With Heidi Montag After Devastating Wildfires

Several celebrities lost everything in the California wildfires, including Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag. Spencer has been updating fans on social media as he watched the fires destroy his and Heidi’s Pacific Palisades home and even showcased the aftermath as he walks through what is now ash and dust.

Spencer had not been afraid to ask for help as he and his family lost everything. He’s been documenting their lives on TikTok, hoping to bring in money. He’s also been promoting Heidi’s 2010 album Superficial, which has since skyrocketed on the music charts.

Heidi and Spencer and parents to two children. Their son, Gunnar Pratt was born in 2017, while Heidi just recently gave birth to a second son, Ryker Pratt, in 2022.

Now, Spencer has thought of yet another idea to support his family. And, it’s actually a pretty good one. In a TikTok, the reality TV star asked his followers to go on Hulu’s Instagram page and ask the streaming service to team up with the couple to launch their own TV show.

“Anyone that wants Heidi and I to get a reality show, just go comment on Hulu ‘s accounts. Hulu’s the only one that was interested in a Heidi and Spencer show. They technically have our show on hold … they haven’t passed on it for months now, so if you want a show, I’ll do whatever show people want,” Spencer told his TikTok followers.

In the same post, Spencer shared that he was open to any sort of reality TV show, including one that might showcase the couple rebuilding their home after the fires.

“You want us to go rebuild in a different state, everyone can vote what state, and we’ll go and move to that state and will do the show at that state. If you want us to go dig up our house and rebuild on our old dirt, do an improvement show right there, we’ll do that. I’ll do whatever show, but it’s Hulu.”

Spencer then asked his 1.8 million TikTok followers to “flood” Hulu’s Instagram page, and they did not disappoint.

Fans Rally Around Spencer And Heidi And Spam Hulu’s Instagram Asking For The Couple’s Reality Show

You can tell that Spencer and Heidi have major support from their fans when they listened to the reality star and flooded the heck out of Hulu’s Instagram page. These fans went above and beyond so that the streaming service finally got the hint that people do, in fact, want a Heidi/Spencer show.

“Maybe if we flood their DMs and their comments, they’re gonna be like, ‘Oh my gosh people love Heidi and Spencer now, let’s do the show.’ So @hulu. Just spam ’em,'” Spencer had stated in the TikTok video above.

Spencer and Heidi have never had their own reality show. However, they have documented their lives on MTV’s
The Hills
(2006-2010) and it’s sequel,
The Hills: New Beginnings
(2019-2021). The couple also participated in Season 2 of
I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!

Over on the Hulu Instagram, multiple posts had comments asking the service that it’s time fans got a show about the couple.

On a post about the Golden Globe nominated film, A Real Pain movie, comments read: “we need a Spencer and Heidi show 💖,” most comments read. “We are begging for a Spencer & Heidi show!!!” another read. “You should really make a reality show starring Spencer and Heidi Pratt. The people would truly love to see that.”

A post highlighting the premiere of The Kardashians Season 6 also saw the same comments: “Heidi and Spencer would be so much better!” a commet read. “I’d rather watch @spencerpratt & @heidimontag,” another fan wrote.

A Heidi/Spencer Docuseries May Be In The Works

In an updated TikTok, Spencer shared good news. There just might be a reality show based on the reality TV couple. After his followers pleaded with Hulu to get a show based on their lives, it looked like Hulu and even other streaming platforms listened.

Spencer shared that after getting off the phone with his sister Stephanie Pratt, he had an update about a potential show.

“My older sister just called to check up on me and she was like, ‘How are ya?’ I was like, ‘Oh, sis, you just ruined my two minute TikTok updating about the future of the Heidi and Spencer docuseries ‘Building From the Ashes,’ I don’t know what the title is gonna be.”

He continued, “Let me tell you, shoutout Hulu, we love Hulu but guess what? There’s a lot of other amazing platforms that are now in play so just keep thinking positive thoughts, tagging your favorite streamer or networks because this is getting real out here and like I keep saying, it’s about to be the realest thing anybody’s ever watched.”

Spencer went on to state that his show would be extremely authentic and not scripted, comparing it to a show like Cops.

There has been a silver lining to the tragedy the couple have endured. Prior to news that they might just get a reality TV show, Heidi’s 2010 album, Superficial, topped the iTunes albums charts. Spencer had previously asked his followers to stream Heidi’s music to help support the celebs.

“Thank you for helping support us, helping build us back up, helping to encourage us, give us that hope and faith and excitement in such a dark, dark time,” Montag continued. “No. 1, ahhh! Oh my gosh, 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…” Spencer shared in a TikTok.

Celebrities like Emily Ratajkowski, Perez Hilton, Flavor Flav, and Jenny McCarthy have also shown their support by downloading the album.