Short answer: As of August 2026, Heidi Montag has never made a substantial independent public statement about Israel. The one item that names her directly is a 2018 birthday-toast video she reportedly posted jointly with husband Spencer Pratt marking Israel's 70th anniversary, and that claim traces back to a single pro-Palestinian advocacy site, not a mainstream outlet, so it should be treated as unconfirmed. What is well documented is her husband's outspoken pro-Israel, self-described Zionist politics during his 2026 Los Angeles mayoral run. Nothing in the record ties Heidi Montag herself to Israel around October 7, 2023, or the war that followed, and she has no Jewish-identity connection: entertainment coverage describes her as a devout Christian.
What Heidi Montag has actually said and done
- 2018 (around Israel's 70th Independence Day): Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt reportedly posted a joint social media video toasting "Happy Birthday Israel" for the state's 70th anniversary. This is the only item found that directly names Heidi Montag alongside pro-Israel content, but it comes from a single pro-Palestinian advocacy site that catalogs celebrities it considers pro-Israel. No mainstream outlet covering this specific video turned up despite repeated searches, so the exact date, wording, and even the video's existence could not be independently confirmed.
- Pre-2026, recurring: Heidi Montag is described across entertainment coverage, including Jewish Journal, as religious. Nothing more specific about her faith is documented in that piece. No reporting connects her to Jewish identity, ancestry, or practice.
- January 2025: Heidi Montag's Pacific Palisades home burned down in the Los Angeles wildfires. She posted TikTok videos thanking fans for their prayers and support, and fans streamed her 2010 album to No. 1 on iTunes in a show of support, according to Fox News. This is very likely the real event behind older, vague claims of Montag "expressing gratitude to fans during challenging times," and it has nothing to do with Israel.
- January 2026: Spencer Pratt launched a campaign for Los Angeles mayor, running as a Republican, on the one-year anniversary of the wildfires that destroyed the couple's home, per Jewish Insider.
- May 12, 2026: In leaked private messages reported by Fox News, Spencer Pratt said he had "been horrified to see how the Jewish community has been vilified" and pledged "ZERO tolerance" for antisemitism as mayor, calling it "a legitimate mind virus and a sign of a decaying society." This is Spencer Pratt's own statement, not Heidi Montag's, but it is the clearest documented pro-Israel or pro-Jewish-community position associated with the "Speidi" household.
- Late May 2026: Spencer Pratt told CNBC, in an interview reported June 2, as reported by The Jewish Chronicle, "I want Jewish moms to feel safe when their kids go to temple or they go to class at UCLA," and said "all of my best friends since kindergarten are Jewish," while distancing himself from a past comment questioning the events of 9/11. Again, this is Spencer Pratt's own statement, offered here as household context, not something Heidi Montag herself said.
Who is Heidi Montag, and where does the Israel claim come from
Heidi Montag (born Heidi Blair Pratt, September 15, 1986) is an American reality TV personality best known for MTV's "The Hills" and, with husband Spencer Pratt, as one half of "Speidi." Searching directly for whether she supports Israel mostly surfaces a thin, largely circular chain of vague blog claims asserting she has "shown support" and "expressed gratitude to fans during challenging times," without citing an actual post. Tracing that gratitude claim to its likely real source points to the January 2025 Pacific Palisades wildfire that destroyed the couple's home, not Israel. The one item that genuinely places Heidi Montag's name next to pro-Israel content is the 2018 "Happy Birthday Israel" video credited to her and Spencer Pratt jointly, but the only source for it is a pro-Palestinian activist website, not any mainstream entertainment or news outlet. By contrast, Spencer Pratt's own pro-Israel, self-described Zionist politics are well documented in mainstream and Jewish press tied to his unsuccessful 2026 Los Angeles mayoral campaign, in which he courted Jewish voters, condemned antisemitism, and drew pro-Israel donor support, including from megadonor Haim Saban. None of that is a statement from Heidi Montag herself. She has no documented visits to Israel, no charitable or advocacy work tied to Israel, and no public comment tied to October 7, 2023, or the Israel-Hamas war that followed.
The bottom line
There is no solid, independently verified evidence that Heidi Montag herself has taken a public position on Israel. The single item naming her is a 2018 joint video that only an advocacy site documents. What is real and well sourced is her husband Spencer Pratt's pro-Israel, self-identified Zionist stance during his 2026 Los Angeles mayoral run, which by association places the "Speidi" household in a pro-Israel light, though that remains Spencer Pratt's voice, not confirmed as Heidi Montag's own. She has no Jewish-identity connection and no documented Israel-related statement around October 7 or since.
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Last updated August 2026. We update these profiles as the record changes.
