Spencer Pratt visited the site where the Pacific Palisades, California home burned down on Thursday.
It is amid ongoing wildfires in California that have scorched more than 10,300 homes and businesses, leaving seven people dead.
Pratt, 41, was seen rifling through the debris at the home he shared with Montag, 38, for crystals or other personal artifacts that might have potentially survived the blaze.
The Hills alum was clad in a black T-shirt and khaki shorts as he surveyed the damage of his home, which had a few walls standing in the aftermath.
He was happy to pick out a cooking pot that survived the fire and said he was going to polish it back to its former glory. A metal box was badly burned but still intact as debris was draped over it.
The reality TV star also took photos of a burnt tricycle belonging to one of his two children.
Pratt’s visit Thursday came as officials said that in excess of 5,300 structures were damaged or decimates as result of the Palisades Fire, in addition to 5,000-plus structures destroyed in the Eaton Fire (close to Pasadena), according to the AP.
Authorities said the Palisades Fire was at six percent contained as of Thursday night.
Spencer Pratt, 41, on Thursday visited the site where the Pacific Palisades, California home burned down amid ongoing wildfires in California that have scorched more than 10,300 homes and businesses, leaving 10 people dead
Pratt, 41, was seen rifling through the debris at the home he shared with Montag, 38, for crystals or other personal artifacts that might have potentially survived the blaze
The couple’s home was flattened to the ground after the raging fire took over the LA landscape and wreaked fiery havoc on Tuesday evening, and photos obtained by DailyMail.com on Wednesday showed the severity of the devastation.
The only parts of the home still standing were the charred entry gate and the front portion of the home’s stucco perimeter wall. Large piles of debris were seen throughout the property as well as burnt foliage that once decorated the home’s front yard.
Not only was the couple’s residence destroyed, but Pratt’s parents also lost their home to the fire.
Pratt shared a photo of the little that remained of his parent’s house to his Instagram Stories.
‘My parents house gone,’ he wrote along with a string of crying emojis.
The couple, who rose to fame on The Hills, were in state of disbelief and devastation as they opened up about the loss on TikTok.
In various TikToks, Montag grew emotional about the blaze as she processed the stunning loss.
While sitting on the couch with one of her children, Montag sobbed: ‘Sad our house is gone’ she cried, later saying, ‘Everything you worked so hard for…’
Her child served as a comforting distraction as he periodically touched her face, making her smile. ‘Thank you,’ she ended the video with a giggle.
The Hills alum was clad in a black T-shirt and khaki shorts as he surveyed the damage of his home
The home had a few walls standing in the aftermath which will be torn down
He took photos of a burnt tricycle belonging to one of his two children
A metal box was badly burned but still intact as debris was draped over it
Pratt struggled to walk over the debris as he held onto a pot
One of his very large crystals seemed to mostly survive the fire though pieces broke off
He held up a piece of the crystal and said he was going to keep it
Pratt’s parent’s home was also destroyed in the blaze
In another video, Montag assured everyone she and her family were safe while confirming the loss of their home.
‘While we ended up losing our house in the fire and thank God we are safe, so thank you to everyone who’s checking, thank you for all your prayers, thank you for your thoughts. It’s,’ she said, emotion growing on her face. ‘No words.’
Pratt attempted to cheer himself up on Wednesday with some bagels.
The reality alum, who was seen Tuesday watching the flames move towards his home, admitted he was in a state of shock and conceded his video was quite ‘unhinged.’
‘When your house burns down and you have nothing and your parents house burns down and they have nothing. There’s only one thing that can maybe make you feel better – a bag of bagels!’ he said gleefully.
‘Obviously I’m in shock and my brain’s not functioning, so think is the most unhinged post you’ve seen.’
Sources told TMZ that Pratt and Montag’s home was completely destroyed after catching fire on Tuesday.
Luckily, the couple and their two sons were able to safely evacuate earlier in the day before the flames got too close.
However, they are said to be distraught by the staggering loss.
More than 30,000 residents evacuated their homes as a massive wildfire ripped through the celeb enclave of Pacific Palisades, burning nearly 3,000 acres and reducing dozens of homes to rubble.
This pot on top of his oven made him happy
Spencer said he used to cook in this pot often in his lavish kitchen
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Dozens of celebrities have been forced to flee their ritzy mega-mansions in coastal Los Angeles as three raging infernos threaten to raze the city to the ground.
Oscar-nominated actor James Woods, 77, who shared footage of a home two blocks from his property that was completely engulfed in flames, fled the Palisades with his family as the a fast-moving wildfire tore through. He is unclear on the condition of his own property after the evacuation.
Woods also declared that he and many of his neighbors no longer have insurance after a ‘major company’ supposedly canceled many of the policies four months ago.
Star Wars actor Mark Hamill, 73, revealed he was bundled out of his Malibu home in a ‘last-minute’ evacuation on Tuesday night.
He said ‘small fires’ burned on ‘both sides of the road’ as he approached the Pacific Coast Highway and called the blaze the ‘most horrific fire’ since 1993.
Police Academy star Steve Guttenberg, 66, sprung into action as the blaze ripped through the Palisades community, opting to assist firefighters by moving cars in order to make room for the incoming fire trucks.
Montag broke down into tears as she reeled from the loss
In another video, Montag assured everyone she and her family were safe while confirming the loss of their home
Eugene Levy, 78, dubbed the honorary mayor of Pacific Palisades, said he was caught in the gridlock of fleeing residents the area.
But even those who have made it to safety are now praying for a miracle, including Formula One heiress Petra Ecclestone, 36, and her husband Sam Palmer who evacuated with their family.
A second blaze, dubbed the Eaton Fire, broke out some 30 miles inland in Altadena, near Pasadena, and increased in size to 1,000 acres from 200 acres in a few hours, according to Cal Fire.
Mandy Moore and her three children have evacuated their Pasadena home as the catastrophic fire continued to spread westward. The This Is Us star, 40, says the family and their pets are safe.
A third blaze named the Hurst Fire had also broken out in Sylmar, in the San Fernando Valley northwest of Los Angeles, prompting evacuations of some nearby residents.
