Heidi Montag looked incredible in a multi-colored one-piece swimsuit from Montce Swim in new images shared to Instagram on Wednesday.
The 38-year-old Hills veteran appeared toned with muscular legs and sculpted arms as she flashed a light summer tan in a photo shoot by Jon Eric Premosch.
Incredibly, the reality TV star was balancing on large mossy rocks while in a pair of strappy bright orange high heels.
The Los Angeles resident was in a natural setting with pine trees behind her.
‘I go from an angel to an animal ✨,’ the blonde beauty wrote in her Instagram caption.
This post comes just as her husband has ranted about the ‘toxic’ soil that is causing ‘cancer’ after the horrific Pacific Palisades fires in January.
The beauty is wed to Spencer Pratt and together they have children Gunner, seven, and two-year-old Ryker.
They have been vocal about their house burning down in the Pacific Palisades fires in January.
Montag and Pratt have a long way to go to earn the money so they can rebuild their $2.5M home as they did not have insurance on the dwelling.
This week Spencer claimed the aftermath from the LA wildfires will ‘give everyone cancer’ as he reveals residents are ‘forced to return to their toxic houses.’
The catastrophic fires took 31 direct lives, destroyed over 10,000 homes, displaced thousands, and scorched over 40,000 acres across LA and surrounding areas.
Spencer’s been chronicling his heartbreaking journey on social media, from watching his home burn to searching through the ashes for anything that survived.
He has also been seeking financial support from their family.
This post comes just as her husband Spencer Pratt has ranted about the ‘toxic’ soil that is causing ‘cancer’ after the horrific Pacific Palisades fires in January
Now, taking to his Instagram on Tuesday, Spencer launched a scathing attack at the government as he raged they need to ‘take responsibility.’
He shared a screenshot of a message that was sent to him, that said: ‘We spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to get our home cleared.
‘We had a scientist test our home post fire. We had 22% toxins. We tested and after 8 weeks of cleaning that we paid for, we still had level 6%. So we had to have the cleaning company come back for a second time.
‘We are waiting testing for the third time but the world needs of know how wrong all of this is.
‘We have to throw out all mattresses, redo all carpet and fabrics. Throw basically everything out. Nothing is covered by insurance.
Pratt claimed this week the aftermath from the LA wildfires will ‘give everyone cancer’ as he reveals residents are ‘forced to return to their toxic houses’
Spencer launched a scathing attack at the government as he raged they need to ‘take responsibility’; here he is at his burned-down dwelling
‘And we were dropped on Dec 26th. That’s what we asked State Farm to examine and they declined coverage.
‘Our current lease ends Tuesday. Cal fair won’t pay anymore for house. We can’t home because we still don’t know the toxicity levels inside.
‘How is this okay? I imagine for the most part of Palisadians they don’t have the ability to test this many times. Imagine how sick people will get because of all of this.’
Alongside the snap, Spencer penned: ‘We don’t want to go home to a toxic house. but we have no choice.
‘Our insurance won’t cover housing and we just don’t know what to do. as of right now we are moving home in two weeks because we have no other choice.’
