Heidi Montag Talks Playboy And Plastic Sugery

The Hills star Heidi Montag graces the cover of the September issue of Playboy magazine and gets an exclusive interview from no other than Spencer Pratt, her husband.


The interview has been lengthy. Aside from the question-and-answer parts, it also includes the casual conversation between the couple praising each other and talking about other people's business. But a portion of the interview has Heidi Montag talks about her experience being on Playboy magazine and her enthrallment for plastic surgery:

Spencer: By the way, what was your first experience with Playboy like?

Heidi: It was amazing. The shoot was so relaxed and incredible and —

Spencer: No, no. I want to know about the first time you discovered Playboy. What was that like?

Heidi: Honestly, I didn't know about the magazine when I was a kid. I'm from a really religious community, so it wasn't discussed. It wasn't till much later that I realized how large Playboy looms in every man's mind, that when guys reach a certain age they get a Playboy magazine. But it has definitely changed my life — or maybe I should say it has shaped me.

Spencer: Go ahead, tell them.

Heidi: Well, when I was shopping for my boobs, I wanted the best, so I sat down and flipped through a bunch of Playboys. The women are so hot — Pamela Anderson, Carmen Electra, Marilyn Monroe, all the Playmates. So iconic. When the magazine asked me to pose I understood what an honor it was. Once you're on the cover of Playboy you're officially a sex symbol, which is something you can't get the same way by doing anything else.

Spencer: Do you see any conflict with being a Christian and taking your clothes off for Playboy?

Heidi: This is the most I've ever shown, but I made the decision not to show everything.

Spencer: Believe me, to Christian America you're naked in these pictures.

Heidi: That's probably why I haven't told my dad yet. They're a little behind the times where he lives in Colorado, but he'll find out eventually. I honestly believe God didn't invent our bodies for us to be ashamed of them. The body is a beautiful creation. If anything, the reason I didn't show everything is because I plan to get a few more upgrades.

Spencer: Don't do it for me, Heidi. I think you have the best custom-made breasts in the world right now. I don't need you to make any changes. I'm already driving a Bugatti every day.

Heidi: Well, I'm sure as I get older I'll need some touch-ups. I'm definitely not done with my surgical quest. I think I want to go bigger on my boobs for you.

Spencer: Awesome. How big?

Heidi: Triple X.

Spencer: Cool! So maybe I can interview you again for Playboy once that's done, when you do the full reveal.

Heidi: Great idea. Let’s do this again when I get the upgrades.


...Well, talk all you want because the 22-year old Heidi Montag certainly would not mind - she just loves all the publicity. Good or bad, the reaction she gets from people serves as her tool for fame and a constant reminder that she's making an impact to the world:

"I just roll my eyes and move on. First of all, it's so much fun that people know who I am and actually care enough to talk. I'm turning 23, from a tiny town in Colorado. This is exciting for me. We love the Soup guy (Joel McHale, host of the weekly comedy show on E!). God bless him, he's making us famous.

"As for other women, if they aren't hating on you, then you're not doing anything right. If women aren't jealous of you, talking about you and cutting you down, then you’re the nerd, and I would never want to be that."