Love Island is joining the support drive for Heidi Montag after she lost her family home in the Los Angeles wildfires.
MailOnline can reveal that the ITV2 show will play Heidi's song I'll Do It during Tuesday night's episode of its All Star series, which kicked off on Monday.
The show of support for Heidi, who alongside her husband Spencer Pratt has starred on The Hills and Celebrity Big Brother UK, comes after fans propelled her album to number one.
The Spiedi fan club has rallied behind the couple in the week since they lost the £2million house they share with their two sons to the devastating fires.
Heidi's debut album Superficial was officially released 15 years earlier but failed to land on any music charts, only selling around 1,000 copies in its first week.
But now the album has reached number one, prompting a delighted Spencer to gush about his love for his Brit fanbase on TikTok: 'Oh My God, my Brits over the pond they've got Speidi's back. Number one on iTunes.'
Love Island is joining the support drive for Heidi Montag after she and Spencer Pratt lost their family home in the Los Angeles wildfires
The ITV2 show will play Heidi's song I'll Do It during Tuesday night's episode of its All Star series, which kicked off on Monday
Celebrities such as supermodel Emily Ratajkowski have also shared their support for Heidi and Spencer by listening to the song on social media.
While grooving to the album inside her living room, model Emily declared,: 'Didn't expect this Heidi Montag song to be the soundtrack to the 2025 apocalypse but you know what f*** yeah.'
Heidi shared her gratitude in a video on Saturday. Acknowledging the album's original January 11 release date, she gushed: 'It's the 15 year anniversary of Superficial, so the timing is crazy, it's just so crazy. Thank you.'
The couple are also pursuing a new TV deal as they seek financial support after losing their home in the LA fires.
On Saturday, Spencer took to TikTok to update fans about their efforts to land a TV project, revealing his agents have a 'big call' with Hulu on Monday and urging fans to flood the streaming service's social media with requests for a new 'Speidi' show.
'So then on Monday, Hulu’s social media department calls and goes, "You better give Heidi and Spencer a new docuseries about rebuilding their lives and their house out of the rubble,"' Spencer said with a smile.
His raw honesty, along with the emotional moments shared with Heidi, has sparked an outpouring of fan support.
The show of support for Heidi, who alongside her husband Spencer Pratt has starred on The Hills and Celebrity Big Brother UK, comes after fans propelled her album to number one
The Spiedi fan club has rallied behind the couple in the week since they lost the £2million house they share with their two sons to the devastating fires
One tweeted, 'I’m so happy for Heidi and Spencer and I love that so many are trying to help them. They lost everything.'
Heidi previously admitted she she only has 'two pairs of jeans and two shirts' left after she and husband Spencer were forced to flee their Pacific Palisades home.
The couple evacuated the property with their two sons after huge fires began to spread through the exclusive celebrity enclave, and images have since shown that their property has been destroyed.
Love Island: All Stars continues on ITV2 at 9pm.
