Heidi Montag models a bikini during luxury vacation (2025)

Heidi Montagshared several images this week from her luxurious beach vacation in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

The Hills veteran was seen in bikinis and summer dresses as she enjoyed the sunny weather at the coastal resortVilla Vegas Dave 3 with her husband Spencer Pratt.

This comes after theirhouse burned 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.

According to Newsweek, the vacation was a gift fromentrepreneur David Oancea.

He gifted the family 'a $100,000 vacation at the sprawling 40,000 sq ft, 13-bedroom beachfront property,' the site claimed.

While at the resort Heidi was filming the music video for her new single, I'll Do It featuring Pitbull. All proceeds from the viral track will go to help Los Angeles residents rebuild from the city's wildfires.

The 38-year-old reality star and her husband are parents tosons Gunner, seven, and two-year-old Ryker.

They were devastated when the blazes destroyed their home.

And while the blonde beauty thinks it 'sounds silly' to admit, she is upset at the loss of her favorite outfits because of the memories they hold.

She told Vogue.comin her first interview with the high-profile site: 'You know, I'm very conflicted with it. It sounds silly, but I was so sad about losing my clothes.

'They're just things, but they're things that I spent 15 to 20 years collecting. Things I wore to a special place, with special people.

'There's a lot I can't replace. Shoes I perfectly curated, like a pair of black pumps or boots. I keep telling myself, I rented them in this life!

'I only grabbed two pairs of jeans, and I'm such a jean girl. I had a new pair of Paige jeans that just make me feel like me,' she said.

The former Hills star has bought a few new items which made her feel 'so much better', but she can't help but look back on her old favorites.

She added: 'I went to Marshalls the other day and I bought a bunch of discounted sweaters. They're good quality, about $20 dollars, but they make me feel so much better. I'm still looking back at TikToks and seeing, like, a sweater I wore and reminiscing.'

Because Heidi knows how much better her make-up makes her feel, she'd like to set up a charity to offer hair and beauty services for those who have lost everything in the fires.

She said: 'I was so thrilled to see all these companies doing donation drives. It makes a big difference to how people feel and giving them some dignity. A bit of makeup can be so powerful! My bag of Patrick Ta, Hourglass, Charlotte Tilbury, makes me feel grounded in myself.

'I would love to create or support a charity for people who lost everything and do hair and make-up, to help people feel more like themselves.'

This comes after Heidi and Spencer said they want to make a reality show about 'rebuilding' their community.

The couple lost their $2.5 million home in the Pacific Palisades fire and admitted they are 'ready' to let cameras back into their lives to give a glimpse in how they and their neighbors are starting afresh.

Asked if they would consider another reality show, Heidi told Vogue.com: 'Well, you never know...It's Hollywood.

'There's always something. We're ready for it. We'd hope to even do something about rebuilding the town and showing our community. But I'm also balancing the music, being a mom.'

The couple have been trying to shield their sons from trauma as a result of the devastating fires, but admitted it has been difficult, particularly because their older boy has had to move schools.

Heidi said: 'With our oldest, we've been really careful about not letting him see any photos or any media. I wouldn't even put on the news when the fires were at our front door. I didn't want him to see that and have that trauma. We're talking through his feelings and validating them. Obviously, we try to be positive, but we also don't want to shut down real fears.'

Her 41-year-old spouse added: 'We're encouraging a light at the end of the tunnel. We've put him in a new school—it's a difficult thing.'

Spencer has encouraged fans to revisit Heidi's music as a way for them to make money in the aftermath of the fires, and though her album 'Superficial' has topped the iTunes chart as a result, 10 years after it was released, she's not really been able to appreciate the success just yet.

She said: 'It's an honor to be on the Billboard charts and number one on iTunes. That's all because of people's love, support, and appreciation. It's made a dream come true out of a terrible moment.

'At the same time, I'm trying to keep everything else together. I'm being a mom for my sons, trying to unpack... There are incredible highs and lows. Spencer is tunnel-visioned on work. I'm navigating through the rest of our life stuff.

'I just have to check in and be present, as hard as it is and how extreme our circumstances are. It's all still so fresh. We literally just lost our house. When I have a little more time to appreciate the music and see it translate more, be in that moment... I just don't know when that will be.'