Spencer Prats and Heidi Montags hit above Ladwp ​​Laws on

Some fans have hit Spencer Prats and Heidi Monday Course in court in Los Angeles city after losing a expensive home in a fire.

On Tuesday, the couple joined several owners of the Pacific Palisade, who, after losing home fires, filed lawsuits against Los Angeles.

Pratt and Montag are open to losing their homes in the fire and received great support from fans in social media.

The celebrity pair filed a lawsuit at the Los Angeles Supreme Court, accusing the City Water and Energy Department (LADWP) of non -keeping the appropriate water supply system to fight inferno.

Appropriately Hollywood reporterPratt and Montag noted that the city of LA delayed the repair of the Santa Ynez reservoir, which for almost a year caused it empty.

About 20 other property owners joined the couple in their lawsuit who blamed the Ladwp ​​for emptying the Santa Ynez reservoir before the fire outbreak on January 7.

They claimed that LADWP did this to look for the contractor's offers, rather than repairing the reservoir with internal staff.

The complaint states: “This announced public target was significantly outweighed by the significant risk imposing by wild fires on the Pacific.”

It added: “The degree of damage caused by the Palisade fire exceeded any benefit that could be realized by outsourcing and delaying repairs.”

Redditor divided Information on Pratta and Montaga's lawsuit on the bottom of the pop culture, and many others turned into commenting on the pair's actions.

One Redditor thought why the couple sued “poorer people” donated to them after they lost their homes.

They wrote: “They sue for poorer people than they donated to help them restore?”

Another Redditor said the couple did not deserve sympathy, writing: “Just reminds both of these people had a huge sh-t pieces before and are still calm. They don't deserve an ounce of compassion.”

The third party was called “Celebrity SC-M”, while the fourth added: “Grifters Forever”.

Meanwhile, some others chose Bash Montag music, with one writing, “I'm glad I streamed any of her music. None of me part of me,” while another added, “Now we can be honest that it is fair to her The song sucks SH-T? “

Although many fans criticized the Pratt and Montag lawsuit, they received support from others.

When one person called up, writing, “Let's sue them for Douchebags,” another replied, “They try to hold on to politicians and government officials responsible for negligence. This is actually a step in the right direction regardless of their reality TV day.”

They added, “This lawsuit could mean something to anyone who owns a home in Los Angeles. The oligarchy, of course, shoots it, but they absolutely have the right idea to start emphasizing neglect as a crime, not politically violated promises.” T watch their show, but I like their lawsuit. “

Another Redditor called on all Los Angeles people to sue the US government. They wrote: “Honestly, every citizen of CA should sue the US government for it.”

The couple were among those who lost their properties for Los Angeles fires.

Montaga looked distracted by the video she shared with TIK, after the fire burned their homes. In the clip, she thanked her family, despite their home loss.

Montag said, “As long as we stopped losing our house in the fire, thank goodness that we are safe.”

As the video continued, the mother of two children could not hold their emotions, but thanked the well -being for their care.

She said, “So, thank you to everyone who checks, thank you for all your prayers, thank you for your thoughts.”

After the prats and Montags discovered that their homes were burned on the ground in wild fires, fans set them up Gofundme to help them restore.

Pratt told US Weekly, “If people want to send their money to everyone they want this is the equivalent of celebrity sales to buy movie tickets. People can do whatever they want with their money and thank God there are people who want to support and send us us all. “

Meanwhile, Monag emphasized that neither she nor Pratt asked for fans.

She explained, “Then our friends Brandon and Courtney (from TIK) were like,” We don't care what you say. We know people who want to donate money to you, and even if it is one donation that will help you. “”

Prats added, “When it happened for the first time, they created Gofundme on the first day, and it just continued to act great and so surprising.”