Heidi Pratt Debuts a Shocking Short Bob at the AMAs
She was accompanied by her husband and former The Hills co-star Spencer Pratt.
Heidi wore a blue crystallized corset and matching skintight pants.Heidi Pratt wore a shockingly short hairdo at the 2025 American Music Awards on Monday. The singer and reality star debuted a blonde bob, a striking departure from her typically long locks.
Pratt, who was accompanied by her husband and former The Hills co-star Spencer Pratt, sported a sculptural blue corset and matching skintight pants covered in blue crystals. Patent leather peep-toe platforms and layered diamond jewelry topped off her look. Spencer, meanwhile, opted for an all-black suit.
Heidi's makeup consisted of a smokey eye, pink blush, and a glossy nude lip.
Earlier this year, Heidi and Spencer revealed that their home burned down in the Pacific Palisades Fire. Apparently, the couple did not have homeowners insurance, and they lost almost everything.
'Spencer was like 'Grab anything you want to keep,' ' Heidi told Good Morning America. 'And I was like, 'How do you choose?' You know? My brain stopped working because I was so overwhelmed with so many things you can't replace. So I grabbed my kids' teddy bears.'
Fans of the couple soon rallied and started streaming Heidi's music. The singer's 2010 album Superficial quickly reached #1 on iTunes charts.
"Thank you for the overwhelming love and support of my music and really rallying behind us in this devastating time and making it such a blessing," Heidi said in a video posted to TikTok. "Thank you for helping support us, helping build us back up, helping to encourage us, give us that hope and faith and excitement in such a dark, dark time."
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