Heidi Montag is making waves once again, this time with a fresh new track titled “Prototype,” released on January 17. The 38-year-old singer and reality TV star, known for her role on “The Hills,” teased the release a day earlier with a playful post on social media: “Oh, you thought I was done giving you new bops? I’m not!😌.”
Amidst the heartbreak of the Pacific Palisades fire, which tragically claimed their $2.5 million home, Heidi has found solace in her music. The fire, which destroyed over 5,000 structures, hit the family hard as they had been raising their two young sons in the home. Despite these overwhelming challenges, Heidi’s fans have rallied around her, offering support through an outpouring of love for her music.
Their response has been nothing short of extraordinary. Fans flocked to iTunes to stream and purchase her debut album, “Superficial,” originally released 15 years ago, catapulting it to the top of the charts. Both the album and its lead single, “I’ll Do It,” currently sit at #1 on iTunes in the U.S., marking a nostalgic triumph for long-time fans and well-deserved recognition of the album’s lasting appeal. Reports suggest the renewed interest could earn Heidi upwards of $1 million in music sales.
To celebrate the milestone anniversary of “Superficial,” Heidi surprised fans by releasing the previously unreleased music video for “I’ll Do It.” The video quickly went viral, reigniting interest in her early work and reminding fans why they fell in love with her sound in the first place.
While her latest releases “Prototype” may not pack quite the same punch as some of Heidi’s earlier bops, it’s undeniably a fun, upbeat track that exudes her signature confidence and charm. Beyond the music, it serves as a bridge back to her fans, reminding them of the bond they’ve shared over the years and proving that Heidi’s journey is one they’re all part of.