Heidi Montag is baring all in a bid to promote her raunchy new single, 5G. The Hills star, who turns 38 on Sunday, posed up a storm in a wet T-shirt and skimpy black underwear for a sizzling photoshoot to promote the X-rated track. The mom-of-two flaunted her incredible curves in a vintage phone booth, clutching the receiver in one hand whole using her other arm to lean against the door. At one point, she was joined by 23-year-old social media sensation 6arelyhuman, who is set to feature on an upcoming remix of the song. Heidi then changed into a more futuristic outfit for her second look of the shoot.
Heidi Montag is baring all in a new photoshoot to promote her raunchy new pop single, 5G The Hills star, who turns 38 on Sunday, posed up a storm in a wet T-shirt and skimpy black underwear for a sizzling photoshoot to promote the X-rated track The mom-of-two posed up a storm inside of a vintage phone booth The I’ll Do It hitmaker almost risked a wardrobe malfunction in a clear plastic bodysuit with tape to protect her modesty. Her blonde hair was sleek and straight, and she added a pair of sky high stilettos to complete the ensemble. 5G, which was produced by Canadian producer Housefly, has sent Heidi’s fans into a frenzy since its release on Thursday night.
The song is a powerful anthem for LGBTQ+ individuals, celebrating their identity and resilience. It’s a call to action, urging listeners to embrace their true selves and fight for equality. The lyrics are raw and honest, reflecting the struggles and triumphs of the LGBTQ+ community. The song’s catchy melody and infectious beat make it impossible to resist.
These trolls, fueled by a toxic culture of online anonymity, have left Heidi with feelings of hurt, frustration, and helplessness. This incident highlights the deep-seated issue of online harassment and its detrimental effects on individuals. It’s important to understand how this phenomenon can manifest, its long-term consequences, and how to combat it.
It’s not for everyone. Music is subjective, and everyone has their own unique taste. There are many different genres, subgenres, and artists, and it’s impossible to please everyone. It’s like comparing apples and oranges. Music is a powerful tool for self-expression, and it can be used to express a wide range of emotions.
Speaking out about the backlash to DailyMail.com at the time, Heidi said, ‘I thought we were beyond this point in the culture of being so critical and shaming moms and women for being more than one thing.’ She continued, ‘I’m just following in the footsteps of incredible women like Jennifer Lopez, Beyoncé and Katy Perry who show you can be a mom and still be sexy. ‘Why is that as soon as women have kids they get solely defined by that, but men are never defined by fatherhood? ‘Chris Hemsworth and Jason Momoa get praised every time they take their shirts off, but God forbid a mom wears a bikini!’
The reality star also expressed that she’s been experiencing some emotional turmoil and anxieties. This is because of the constant criticism she’s faced over the years. The reality star has been open about her struggles with body image, but the constant criticism has only exacerbated these struggles. The reality star’s openness about her struggles with body image and emotional turmoil has been lauded by many fans and followers who find it relatable.
Heidi and husband Spencer share sons Gunner, six, and Ryker, one, together.
