Heidi Montag has reignited her ‘feud’ with former co-star Lauren Conrad.
The pair were best friends during their time on MTV’s The Hills, which aired in the early 2000s.
However, they famously fell out after Heidi started dating her now-husband Spencer Pratt.
Speaking on the latest episode of Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy podcast, Heidi said she appreciates Lauren for bringing her on the show – but criticised the way she allegedly treated her.
“I’ll always love Lauren, I appreciate everything she’s done for me. I think that she never needed to do that,” she said.
“I always, she knows, was her best friend … I was there for her for everything and it didn’t have to go that way.”
“She had a boyfriend I didn’t like, when she was with Jason [Wahler], and I supported her,” Heidi continued. “I literally was like, ‘I’m your girl, I’m here for you, whoever you’re with I just want to support you with.'”
“And then when that whole Spencer thing happened, she’s like, ‘Well if you date Spencer, you’re off the show,’ and I’m like, ‘What? You are not the friend that I am to you, like why would you do that to me? I can’t even believe you’re doing this to me right now.'”
“How dare you, and I’m not your dog. Yeah, I appreciate you getting me on this show, but that doesn’t mean you own me and you can tell me what to do in my life. I just don’t appreciate that.”
“I do have such a love for Lauren, and it didn’t have to go that way. She chose and wanted it to go that way,” she said.
Heidi also threw shade at Lauren by claiming her former rival Kristin Cavallari is more successful than her.
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The 34-year-old said: “I feel like Kristin, let’s be honest, is the most successful. I feel like Lauren didn’t make it like she should have. She should be Kylie [Jenner].”
“She was so good at makeup, she should have done the tutorials. If she had a good team, she’d be a billionaire. She’d be a hundred-millionaire.”
“She is not where she should have been at all. She has a Kohl’s line—great, whatever. But she should be a hundred-millionaire—are you kidding me? Who gets that big promotion, that big fame, that big engine behind her, the loved one, the this-and-that.”
“The narrator—no one even gets the narrator show. Kylie didn’t get a narrator show. She should be so rich.”
