Heidi Montag released her Dreams Come True EP on April 11th, and let’s just say that Montag- and her album- are sporting much of the same tuneage!

The star was clad in a monokini and gigantic heels on the album’s cover, and inside the EP are  four previously released songs: “Your Love Found Me,” “Party Is Wherever I Am,” “No More” and “Overdosin,” OMG reports.  Dreams Come True seems to be a follow-up to her 2010 album Superficial, but man- I don’t think I’d buy an album with songs from the one before. Would you?

Montag’s first record sold less than 1,000 in its first week of release. Let’s hope this one does better, or husband Spencer Pratt might use his crystal powers against the music industry!

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Lately, reality fall offs Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt have been making the media rounds claiming that the couple are poverty stricken, but it’s been reported that for the past year the pair have been calling their $5 million Santa Barbara mansion home. The property is actually owned by Spencer’s parents, William and Jane, but still, you are doing too bad for a married couple that seems to be broke.

A source told RadarOnline.com:

“They may have blown through their cash but Heidi and Spencer are hardly slumming it are they?

“Spencer spends most of his time reading his wacky books while Heidi likes to tan herself on the deck.

“They occasionally hit the beach but Spencer always makes a sweep first with his binoculars because he is paranoid that spies are watching them.

“He even asked some paparazzi photographers that he used to work with if he could buy one of their long lenses so he could take some images for himself because he thought people were spying on them.

“Spencer did his best to keep their location top secret while they tried to get their careers back on track.”

To top it all of, in a recent interview, the pair admitted theat their very public break-up, divorce, and reconciliation were all staged for publicity:

Spencer revealed: “At that point we were pulling our last cards – we felt the hot air balloon losing its gas. And at that stage our income would be selling the photo that would go along with the divorce.”

Maybe Heidi shouldn’t have spent $2 million on her ‘pop music career’ and tossing cash around, trying to keep up with the Jones’.

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Reality TV stars Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt confess to The Daily Beast that their lives totally changed after the end of The Hills in 2010.

“We were living each other’s mistakes. Everything we were doing, in retrospect, was a mistake. The second we continued on our quest for fame was a mistake,” Pratt, 27, says. “This isn’t a business. That was the big thing I didn’t get: Reality TV is not a career. Anyone who says, ‘Oh, you can have a career in reality’ — that is a lie.”

To prove their point, Montag and Pratt call out Paris Hilton, whose third reality show, The World According to Paris, debuted to dismal ratings in June.

“Paris Hilton created fame for nothing. The fact that only 400,000 people tuned into her premiere? We’re Paris Hilton fans,” Pratt says. “She didn’t make all these surgery mistakes. . . she didn’t do any of that. But here she is. Her career stopped.”

Life without The Hills has certainly cost them. Currently living rent-free with Pratt’s parents, Montag, 24, realizes that she “should have kept every dollar that I had.” (The Colorado native famously dropped thousands on more than 13 cosmetic procedures since 2007.)

“Obviously I wish I didn’t do it,” Montag says. “I would go back and not have any surgery. It doesn’t help. I got too caught up in Hollywood, being so into myself and my image. I don’t regret anything, but if I could go back, I wouldn’t do it.”

Changing her physical appearance was meant to raise her profile, Montag explains. “I thought I was investing in myself and my brand, like Kim Kardashian. When she buys these clothes, she’s investing in herself, because she is a big brand and is likable. I thought I had that potential. My ego got too big. To think I could be someone like that when I was the most hated girl ever.”

In addition to squandering $2 million on Montag’s failed music career, Pratt estimates he spent $1 million on his wardrobe alone. “I would never wear that again,” he says. “They’re props. Everything we were doing, we were buying props. I bought a big blue monster truck just to drive it on The Hills for an episode. Never drove it again.”

The problem with being on The Hills, they claim, is that the semi-scripted nature of the show blurred the line between fiction and reality.

“We were all getting paid to be people we weren’t for so long that you stop — there’s no line,” Spencer says. “The gauge is gone. The gray area is gone. We got so deep with how many storylines we had to do to continue the machine.”

“I thought when this was all over, I could get on an interview and say, ‘It was all entertainment,’” Pratt continues. “I thought I was the Wizard of Oz, like, I’m the guy behind the curtain.”

According to Pratt, he and his wife were eventually “banned from the premieres, banned from the finale parties. And If you’re banned from your own show. . .it really gives you this feeling of inadequacy.”

These days, the two live a much simpler lifestyle than the one that The Hills afford them. “It’s like what 70-year-olds do,” Pratt says. “We’re reading a lot of books.”

Adds Montag: “We’re watching movies. I do a lot of laundry. A lot of laundry. We’re training our dogs, so I’m cleaning up less poop inside, which is great.”

Could this be the real end of the fame monster known as Speidi? Have they actually learned from there past mistakes or is this just another act? What do you think?

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Not only was Spencer Pratt deemed the “least likable celebrity” by E-Poll Research earlier this month, but the former “Hills” villain evidently is just as deplored by his wife’s circle of colleagues. According to TMZ.com, producers of Heidi Montag’s new VH1 show, “Famous Food,” have banned her hubby from coming near production.

“We’re told producers were adamant…Spencer wasn’t allowed on the set, near the set, or to be involved in any way whatsoever,” the site reports.

I’m surprised they’re still together!

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Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt just don’t seem to know when to quit!

Everything about these two is fake, so it’s no wonder that they want to fake another split. This doesn’t surprise me in the slightest!

A source claims that the notorious couple are so starved for cash, that they’re going to try and generate some more media buzz to sell stories to the tabloids.

An insider said, “Spencer’s so shameless but you have to give him credit for trying to cash in at every opportunity. He’ll cook up these schemes as long as he and Heidi continue to be paid. They’re telling anyone who’ll listen how seriously they’re taking their marriage. Their every move is calculated to earn money. But what they don’t realize is people are sick of it.”

Agreed!!

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Reality TV’s most polarizing couple renewed their vows just before sunset late Sunday afternoon at a beachfront house in Carpenteria, CA.

On the romantic nuptials, Spencer tells ET, “[This time] it’s just me and my bride on a little secret beach with nobody else and it’s just about her. Versus last time it was about everything else, it was about drama, it was about ratings.” Heidi adds, “It was about everyone but us, so this is really our first wedding about Spencer and I and our love. Now I feel like I can finally just be Heidi and just be in a marriage and just be a person. I’m just really enjoying every day.”

The couple, who has gone public about being broke, had their dream wedding donated to them. “I hate fame,” Spencer says. “I love money. Being honest, I love money more than most people, so fame was the easiest way to get a lot of money fast and I learned that really quick.”

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Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt tell ET that they will renew their wedding vows later this month. When it comes to renewing their vows, Heidi and Spencer say it’s like they’re getting married for the first time.

“This is like our first marriage,” Heidi says. “I feel like our first one was an elopement and we had so many margaritas and it was such a crazy time. And then the second one wasn’t our wedding. It was just a ‘Hills’ wedding and it was for all the people there and it was about everyone else.”

She goes on to say, “We had just gone through so much crazy stuff personally and through our jobs and everything, so for me this feels like our first real marriage. Like our first restart. We deserve a second chance at our marriage and really having this moment and not being robbed of this.”

Spencer tells ET, “Since we had to do the first ceremony, I’ve been thinking about the second ceremony. The first one was so fake and not real. It was a movie, it was a script and it didn’t feel right. No one in that building wanted us to get married. It was a nightmare.”

Sounds like another publicity stunt to me.

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