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On a Friday afternoon in Kentucky earlier this May, Heidi Montag had some important weekend plans: pop singer, reality TV legend and former Rolling stones The cover star is preparing to attend the derby.

“I just watched the entire Netflix (documentary) Fight for the championshipso I'm all in," Montage said. But Montage isn't real Call today to talk about Rose’s run – we’re calling to talk about some of her favorite options she’s curated for Amazon’s Mother’s Day store.

"I live outside of Amazon like most people. It's my life. From groceries to last-minute gifts to anything, I bought everything from there," Montag said. Her Amazon Mother's Day list includes everything from massage therapy devices (Theragun Mini is her "favorite thing in the world") to gardening tools to beauty essentials, such as her preferred eye shadow palette from Urban Decay.

Montag’s Amazon partnership arrives weeks before launching its next full-length project and embarking on a new era Heidi Wood summer.

Earlier this year, Montag reached iTunes album and song rankings with her 2010 LP shallow After Montag and her husband Spencer Pratt lost their homes in California wildfires, their single “I Will Do”. Celebrities from Flavor Flav to Emily Ratajkowski shared videos of the song on social media, and Montag said even stars like Avril Lavigne brought wine.

"It's really exciting and ambivalent to get my songs to top, actually," Montage said. "It's so much to see everyone's real tragedy, emotionally and physically displaced and losing everything, and trying to figure out life for my two children, my husband and myself, and at the lowest and highest heights at the same time, it's hard to bring such pleasant love to us.

Montag continued: “It’s incredible that every download I’m so blessed with every dream, every download, every video I watch, make a video, really gather behind our family and realize my deepest, longest dream.”

Montage's chart is successful nearly 15 years later shallowHer Release - 17 Years Since She Gets the Cover Rolling stones.

"(this Rolling stones cover) is framed in our house. I really wish we still had one thing. That was such a moment, it was just a saying of the nostalgic position we were in, it was the early 2000s - it was a staple.

“Matthew Rolston is incredible,” Montag said. “As they said, he is one of the most amazing people to be an iconic photographer in the industry. So it’s great to be able to work with him. It’s a very hostile environment for me. I know that in every actor, I’m out (from the MTV Reality Reality Series Series Hills). ”

Montag Rolling stones No matter what happens or any kind of turmoil, or, you know. But yes, it's incredible. That was a milestone. ”

In June, Montag plans to head to London for the powerful Hoopla Music Festival, which includes a lineup including Kesha and Ciara, which includes some of the performances this year. "Share the stage with them will be a lifelong achievement," Montage said. "I've never done something like this, so I'm really excited."

From there, Montag plans to play San Francisco Pride, New York Pride and Seattle. "I'm so happy to see where it goes," she said. "It's such a crazy whirlwind, having experienced such a horrible experience, many of my dreams come true, and this new era of success. I definitely have new motivations and I need to be able to buy for kids and create new houses and lives for my kids. So I keep stopping, that's for sure."

Before that, Montage will give up on her new record Heidi Wood On May 30, "a bit edgy," she said. "It's definitely very sexual and interesting, and at the same time it's authorized." Montag collaborated with Chase Icon as the album's Title Track, which included a clip from Montag, which was auto-propagated, including her famous quote "But this will be your path."

"It's really fun to see people lean towards this, and it's fun, and I think a lot of people are actually related to things outside the box and outside the society and other people trying to force them," Montag said of the interview response.

"It's great to resonate with this generation...It's great to be corrected or viewed and reviewed and reflected in different ways. It's very reasonable and liberated for me personally because I feel like I was living in a bumpy world at the time and I didn't see what I saw in this new generation, what they saw in this generation, what they met in this generation, they got it all in this generation. That."